Friday, October 29, 2010

1940's movie?

What is your favorite movie from the 40's?

7 comments:

  1. Oh...it's too hard to choose! I love Rebecca, or really any Hitchcock movie, Brief Encounter, Casablanca, anything with Fred Astaire, and so many more!

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  2. Well, 'Kitty' was in 1940, which is 'technically' the last year of the 30's (yes I'm a dweeb) - but, to be 'fair' or whatever, I'll break it down into 'Ginger Movie' and 'Non-Ginger Movie'... BOTH are from 1942... Fav 40's Ginger Movie is...Roxie Hart! Yeah, I know 'Major and the Minor' and 'Tom, Dick and Harry' are there, among others, but Roxie is just very cool to me...
    as for 'non-Ginger', hard to go against 'Casablanca'... it pretty much lives up to the hype, IMHO... easy to find faults with it, but overall is a very cool movie. There are gobs more to be sure, but... there's the ones I thought of first.

    Thanks, Anna!

    KIG!
    VKMfanHuey
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  3. Nearly an impossible question...easier one MIGHT be "What is your favorite movie from each year of the 1940's?"

    I MIGHT be able to pick a favorite from each year, but trying to choose just one from a decade of fabulous films is nearly impossible.

    SO, I'm going to go with two...Casablanca and Now, Voyager. I CAN'T limit more than that.

    Patti

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  4. Niamhy: It is hard huh? I love Hitchcock! He was BRILLIANT :D Nice choice, yeah Fred Astaire is awesome. I especially love Holiday Inn :D


    Huey: Nice choices! Yeah Roxie Hart is awesome, love that movie to death! Hehe Casablanca I also love. Very well acted out etc. There were many awesome classics in the 40's.

    Patti: Hahaha yeah I know exactly what you mean. Next question will be a lot easier, don't worry :D Hehe Love those moives, very nice choices. They are both amazing, and Bette Davis does an awesome job in that one!

    Anna

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  5. Holiday Inn is awesome! I can't even choose a favourite Astaire!

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  6. "Since You Went Away" is probably one of my faves.

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  7. I would pick Notorious, although it's a tough decision. My full top ten list for the 1940s is on my blog here: http://armchairaudience.blogspot.com/2009/12/ten-favorite-movies-of-1940s.html

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