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58. I like this genre of films mostly from the 1960s (Kitchen Sink Realism)

Wed Apr 17, 2024, 07:00 PM

Apr 17

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What movies from the 1960's/70's do you recommend? [View all] RandySF Apr 17 OP

French Connection, Wait Until Dark, Fantastic Voyage. n/t CincyDem Apr 17 #1

A Man For All Seasons. Ocelot II Apr 17 #2

"Don't Look Now" was downright frightening!! ailsagirl Apr 17 #50

Yes, that gave me the creeps for a long time after I saw it. Ocelot II Apr 17 #51

3 Days of the Condor TlalocW Apr 17 #3

The Conversation is pretty gripping. Once Upon a Time in the West is epic emulatorloo Apr 17 #4

Cool Hand Luke, Lawrence of Arabia, Dr. Strangelove, Hopscotch, Several Pink Panthers to start. n/t brewens Apr 17 #5

another great selection, so much better than what's produced today Shellback Squid Apr 17 #12

Dr. Strangelove RockRaven Apr 17 #6

Dr. Strangelove was/is a classic for the ages. I've watched it at least 5 times minimum, and will watch it again and SWBTATTReg Apr 17 #33

Judgment at Nuremberg, 1962 with Spencer Tracy, wnylib Apr 17 #7

These are all very good, different genre's too Shellback Squid Apr 17 #11

Loved American Graffiti!! ailsagirl Apr 17 #46

There's a sequel with the same characters, called More American Graffiti. wnylib Apr 17 #60

Catch 22 Shellback Squid Apr 17 #8

Ooh. Thought that was a terrible adaptation of the book. NoRethugFriends Apr 17 #27

I've yet to see it yet samplegirl Apr 17 #39

Little Big Man VGNonly Apr 17 #9

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid RipVanWinkle Apr 17 #10

Dr. Strangelove, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Miracle Worker ... Jeebo Apr 17 #13

"The Miracle Worker" was a fantastic film!! Incredible acting!! ailsagirl Apr 17 #47

So many great movies keithbvadu2 Apr 17 #14

What A Way To Go - 1964 AuntyGravity Apr 17 #15

Billy Jack. SamKnause Apr 17 #16

The Graduate no_hypocrisy Apr 17 #17

A classic!!! ailsagirl Apr 17 #45

One of the most powerful dramas ever made... Stuart G Apr 17 #63

Are you being ironic? Not sure... ailsagirl Apr 17 #65

Mine (lots, got carried away): betsuni Apr 17 #18

thunderbirds are go AllaN01Bear Apr 17 #19

Wow... Black and white? Not sure many mainstream theatrical movies were in black & white hlthe2b Apr 17 #20

There were some. betsuni Apr 17 #21

As I said... But I find it alarming that so many younger posters seem to confuse the 60s with the 40s& 50s hlthe2b Apr 17 #25

Ah, I see what you mean. betsuni Apr 17 #26

Ahem...PSYCHO!!! Coventina Apr 17 #59

Raging Bull, Too ProfessorGAC Apr 17 #61

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. 1975 Emile Apr 17 #22

The Music Man, My Fair Lady Midnight Writer Apr 17 #23

Where's Poppa, The Producers, Vanishing Point, Joe, Woodstock, A Hard Day's Night, Get Carter, Jeremiah Floyd R. Turbo Apr 17 #24

A Thousand Clowns (Jason Robards) NoRethugFriends Apr 17 #28

The Jungle Book! Ponietz Apr 17 #29

Can't leave THESE out! MyOwnPeace Apr 17 #30

my favorite dustin hoffman (and don't forget the graduate) rampartc Apr 17 #34

the good, the bad and the ugly. true grit rampartc Apr 17 #31

I can't believe no one has yet named this one: M*A*S*H ms liberty Apr 17 #32

definately whats up doc. add in-laws. oh god. high anxiety. the end, just for dom delouise. pansypoo53219 Apr 17 #62

Bambi vs Godzilla Layzeebeaver Apr 17 #35

Here's my list: Niagara Apr 17 #36

I saw "Bad Company" during a Revisionist Western movie week and couldn't get it out of my mind. betsuni Apr 18 #66

Bad Company is sadly an underrated and forgotten film. Niagara Apr 18 #67

Robin and Marian The Blue Flower Apr 17 #37

Bookmarking to add later - Movies..... 60's & 70's..... n/t Upthevibe Apr 17 #38

Here's my list if..fish..had..wings Apr 17 #40

The Pawnbroker Sneederbunk Apr 17 #41

Alice Sweet Alice rogerballard Apr 17 #42

Zorba the Greek lpbk2713 Apr 17 #43

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"In Cold Blood" was unforgettable ailsagirl Apr 17 #48

I loved "Up the Down Staircase"-- with Sandy Dennis ailsagirl Apr 17 #49

Check out "That Cold Day in the Park" bedazzled Apr 19 #74

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The Longest Day Chainfire Apr 17 #53

The Dirty Dozen Tetrachloride Apr 17 #54

Here's a few: dgauss Apr 17 #55

Most of the 'James Bond' movies spanning the '60s and '70s Jrose Apr 17 #56

Psycho, if you like scary. The Apartment, Goldfinger, Spartacus, Yojimbo (Japanese) Coventina Apr 17 #57

I like this genre of films mostly from the 1960s (Kitchen Sink Realism) IcyPeas Apr 17 #58

Charlotte's Web Stuart G Apr 17 #64

1967, Reflections in a Golden Eye - huston directs brando, taylor, julie harris - underrated UTUSN Apr 18 #68

the mouse that roared . peter sellers. the great race . those magificant men in their flying machines . others . AllaN01Bear Apr 18 #69

Silent Running with Bruce Dern Earth-shine Apr 18 #70

Rocky Horror Picture Show!! Bad News Bears, Rock & Roll High School!!!!! Coventina Apr 18 #71

The Odd Couple, In the Heat of the Night, The Great Race, The Lion in WInter yellowdogintexas Apr 18 #72

Barry Lyndon (directed by Kubrick) LudwigPastorius Apr 19 #73

"Cat's Eye" with Michael Sarrazin is good bedazzled Apr 19 #75

Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet Silver Gaia Apr 19 #76