Originally posted by Leinster Lass
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"I've never seen Star Wars" - unwatched classic films...
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Originally posted by Leinster Lass View PostI gather that many millions of Germans (and non-Germans living in Germany) watch it every New Year's Eve.
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Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostThat and a Donald Duck cartoon (I think - not sure which one) are allegedly popular in Sweden around New Year. I don't think it's compulsory to be German.
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Originally posted by Leinster Lass View PostI gather that many millions of Germans (and non-Germans living in Germany) watch it every New Year's Eve.
(Oh. & I've never seen any of the Star Wars franchise, nor the Wizard of Oz....)
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Originally posted by Maclintick View Post..."Dinner for One" is also obligatory viewing for many Danes & Swedes, though its two British stars, Freddie Frinton & May Warden, familiar to millions in N. Europe, are virtually unknown in the UK.
(Oh. & I've never seen any of the Star Wars franchise, nor the Wizard of Oz....)
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostTo those of a certain age, Freddie Frinton is very well remembered. May Warden is, I think, less so.
i assume that this really is the original.
The German version, with an explanatory introduction is here - https://www.ardmediathek.de/daserste...MzMTBhNzIzNGU/
Now to find out what Donald Duck movie(s) are so popular in Scandinavia.
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Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostNow rectified - https://youtu.be/6lzQxjGL9S0
i assume that this really is the original.
The German version, with an explanatory introduction is here - https://www.ardmediathek.de/daserste...MzMTBhNzIzNGU/
Now to find out what Donald Duck movie(s) are so popular in Scandinavia.
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Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostI've never seen 'Braveheart'...never will, if I've got anything to do with it!
One senses a certain internalised guilt and self-flagellation going on here.....
But those last scenes are very definitely in the "look away now" category.....!
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Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostOne senses a certain internalised guilt and self-flagellation going on here.....
Originally posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View PostI've never seen The Godfather. I just haven't got around to it.
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Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostIt is the lifelong lot of the Scottish footie supporter, jayne
Too much horsing around, eine? (spoiler alert!)
Still, Godfather 1 & 2 are great cinema...
Strange thing with Film and TV, how one changes through time.... I find any truly visceral violence almost intolerable now....
Seen way too many films, hardly have a classic left unwatched, but it is some time since I found anything really new and really outstanding....jaded and/or more demanding with the years....
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