Oliver Twist, 1948. Directed by David Lean.
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Oliver Twist, 1948. Directed by David Lean.
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In Which We Serve, 1942. Directed again by David Lean. Noel Coward was cited as director but Lean basically did the whole film as Coward wrote and starred.
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Highly rated at time and still holds the attention. Great British Propaganda.
Source Code, 2011.
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A well liked, and profitable film making close to $150m from about $30m outlay
another from 2011..The Adjustment Bureau, stars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt.
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This also did well at boxoffice
Capricorn One, 1978. Directed by Peter Hyams.
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Film made a profit but had mixed reviews.
The Dead Zone, 1983. Stars Chris Walken. Directed by David Cronenberg.
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I agree - it was crap!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yes an interesting film. And it has Emily Blunt in it - not your classic beauty, but I find her quite sexy.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yes she is nice. Great body.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Was an old p k dick story.
Seen that, thought it was a bit rubbish. For Emily Blunt at the height of her powers you want 'The Devil Wears Prada.'