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stopmeandslapme said:
Also some of these old films have really amazed me for example A Matter of Life and Death which, shot in 1946, features a "heaven" that looks like something Stan Kubrik might have created. Expect that was one of his favourites. Some wonderful comedies too, Kind Hearts and Coronets is sublime.
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One of my favourite films ever is "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf", based on a successful stage play.

If you haven't seen it I would recommend it. Absolute tour de force in mind games and visciousness from Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Both on top form getting one over on each other whilst entertaining a naive young George Segal and Sandy Dennis.
 
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Easter Road 1980 said:
One of my favourite films ever is "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf", based on a successful stage play.

If you haven't seen it I would recommend it. Absolute tour de force in mind games and visciousness from Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Both on top form getting one over on each other whilst entertaining a naive young George Segal and Sandy Dennis.
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Looks to be a good one, wonder what the title means. Wasn't Virginia Woolf a spare-rib tickler?
 
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