[AGL] Favorite 10 films of all times is awaited with patience

[Frances Morey]

Thank you for considering working on such a list. I have a good friend with NetFlix and want to develop a list of great movies for my personal library. [Dian will be glad to learn that I finally got hold of a DVD player that works with my ancient tv.]  We make copies to keep and use whenever. 
  At your DotD party, Sherryl mentioned some obscure movies to me that she recommended and I lost them from the memory bank before I could write them down. I think Wiley was in one so I can research it through iMDB. I seem to remember that one of them was an animation.
  I just had a tooth pulled and I'm feeling puny but the pain it was causing instantly stopped.
  Such a relief! I'll just have to eat the softer foods. Bye bye steak. 
  Best,
  Frances
  
Fontaine Maverick <fmaverick at austin.rr.com> wrote:
          o boy frances...this is gonna take some time........
    ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Frances Morey 
  To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the 60s 
  Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 9:57 AM
  Subject: Re: [AGL] What are your favorite 10 films of all time?
  

  Charlie,
  Sounds like you are a candidate for NetFlix, or maybe not considering that you already have unwatched tapes. I think each of us should develop a list of 10 of our favorite movies of all time, with a little blurb about what was so good about each one. The hardest thing for me is to decide which films to rent when I go to Vulcan Video. It takes me longer than a movie to try and find a selection that I haven't already seen, or wanted to see, or simply forgot the title of. I also like to know about "sleepers" or films that were great even if they didn't recieve a lot of publicity. I hope Wayne weighs in on this since he has so much retention in his brain about films. Sometimes I can watch half a movie and suddenly see a scene I remember and it clicks that I've already seen it. The older I get the more likely it gets that I could hide my own Easter eggs even with a daily dose of fish oil
  Best,
  Frances
  Best,
  Frances


  
Oh, Oh, Movies. The last one I saw was some Indian thing at Alamo Draft 
House that came with Indian Food, before that was some stupid thing about 
penguinos marching around in the snow. Not much of a movie freak and I never 
ever rent the things. I have a collection of movies in boxes that have been 
gathering dust for years and years and my computer has over sixty five 
movies in memory. Real gems I am sure.


Charlie Loving



    
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