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Your top 3 favourite films released in your year of birth

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  • NicNacNicNac Administrator, Moderator
    edited November 2011 Posts: 7,582
    An awful lot of you young whippersnappers on here.
    OK 1926

    The General (Buster Keaton)
    Flesh and the Devil (Garbo)
    Son of the Sheik (Valentino)

    Well not really...just wanted Kerim to feel better ;-)
  • GunbarrelGunbarrel
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    Hi All,

    Been checking out this site for years, but I had to join so I could post in this discussion:

    Year: 1962

    Films: Dr. No
    Dr. No
    Dr. No

    (ok, if I have to post two others I'll go for To Kill A Mockingbird and The Manchurian Candidate)
  • NicNacNicNac Administrator, Moderator
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    That is a superb trio of films @Gunbarrel. Welcome aborad
  • db5007db5007
    Posts: 61
    1969....

    OHMSS
    Italian Job
    Battle of Britain

    Very close honourable mentions go to Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid, Easy Rider, Midnight Cowboy, True Grit & Kes. Raspberry goes to Carry On Camping!

    Also - Where Eagles Dare - was issued in the USA in 1969 but first release was December 1968 in UK. If was first released in 1969 then it would most definitely pushed Battle of Britian out of the Top 3!
  • DiscoVolanteDiscoVolante Stockholm, Sweden
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    That is a superb trio of films @Gunbarrel. Welcome aborad
    Indeed! Welcome aboard :)

    1988, I guess it'll have to be a trio of Die Hard, The Naked Gun and Rain Man
  • JBFan626JBFan626
    Posts: 1,497
    1969....

    OHMSS
    Italian Job
    Battle of Britain

    Very close honourable mentions go to Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid, Easy Rider, Midnight Cowboy, True Grit & Kes. Raspberry goes to Carry On Camping!

    Also - Where Eagles Dare - was issued in the USA in 1969 but first release was December 1968 in UK. If was first released in 1969 then it would most definitely pushed Battle of Britian out of the Top 3!
    A good year to be born indeed...

  • DarthDimiDarthDimi Behind you!Moderator
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    An awful lot of you young whippersnappers on here.
    OK 1926

    The General (Buster Keaton)
    Flesh and the Devil (Garbo)
    Son of the Sheik (Valentino)

    Well not really...just wanted Kerim to feel better ;-)
    Nevertheless I agree about the General.

    And how cool would it have been to have an 85 year old amongst us, mods. :)

  • 007JamesBond007JamesBond
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    1973, so I'll go for

    Live And Let Die
    Soylent Green
    The Three Musketeers
  • JBFan626JBFan626
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    And how cool would it have been to have an 85 year old amongst us, mods. :)

    Maybe someday Dimi! It could be you! :)

  • DarthDimiDarthDimi Behind you!Moderator
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    I'm immortal. So is Luds. And there can be only one of us...
  • DaltonCraig007DaltonCraig007 They say, "Evil prevails when good men fail to act." What they ought to say is, "Evil prevails."
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    The way Dimi is a fearless and ruthless mod here, he will have a heart attack and be stone dead at age 50...
  • DarthDimiDarthDimi Behind you!Moderator
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  • GoalieJim31GoalieJim31
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    1965 :">

    1. Thunderball
    2. Dr. Zhivago
    3. That Darn Cat
    Another '65er checking in. Wow, I do feel old. Totally expected the age range a little higher. Was fun to review all movies released that year.

  • BondWillReturnBondWillReturn
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    1994:

    - Pulp Fiction
    - New Nightmare (Nightmare on Elm Street 7)
    - True Lies

    Other films I enjoyed from 1994:

    - Speed
    - Interview with the Vampire,
    - The Lion King,
    - The Crow,
    - Stargate,
    - Clear and Present Danger,
    - Beverly Hills Cop III
    - The Chase,

  • 7777JamesBond7777JamesBond
    Posts: 26
    My 1992 top 3 :
    - Unforgiven
    - Bram Stoker's Dracula
    - The Story of Qiu Ju
  • Monsieur_AubergineMonsieur_Aubergine Top of the Eiffel Tower with a fly in my soup!
    edited November 2011 Posts: 642
    1980:

    Airplane
    Blues brothers
    Caddyshack

    A funny year..but a sad one two as we lost Steve McQueen, Hitchcock and Peter Sellers.

    Durrh! Empire Strikes Back! How could I have missed that??

    Ooh and Erotic Nights of The Living Dead...sounds like my marriage to be honest! lol
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
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    I still think I am older than EVERYONE, so I am just biding my time. Don't want to shock you all.
  • DarthDimiDarthDimi Behind you!Moderator
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    I still think I am older than EVERYONE, so I am just biding my time. Don't want to shock you all.
    Is Nosferatu the best film from your year of birth? :D

  • KerimKerim Istanbul Not Constantinople
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    An awful lot of you young whippersnappers on here.
    OK 1926

    The General (Buster Keaton)
    Flesh and the Devil (Garbo)
    Son of the Sheik (Valentino)

    Well not really...just wanted Kerim to feel better ;-)
    Thanks Nic. :)


    Seeing a few others born in the 60s makes me feel good.

    1980 was a golden year for comedy films.
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
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    I still think I am older than EVERYONE, so I am just biding my time. Don't want to shock you all.
    Is Nosferatu the best film from your year of birth? :D

    No, but I almost listed that one! ;)
    OK, here is one film from the year I was born (hoping I would have seen somebody older, or as old, as me by now ...) sigh ...
    To Catch a Thief

  • JarrodJarrod
    Posts: 232
    1972

    1. Godfather
    2. Last Tango in Paris
    3. Heartbreak Kid

    Not to mention a great year for Italian gialli films, which are too many to mention. Unfortunately Live and Let Die would be the following year.
  • SAMSAM
    Posts: 107
    The Year: 1987

    A year that provided some of the finest movies of all time ... ...

    1. Predator - Probably the finest science fiction movie of all time (closely followed by John Carpenter's The Thing)

    2. Full Metal Jacket - Certainly in the top 10 war movies of all time (Stanley Kubrick's Vietnam war production)

    3. The Living Daylights - A respectable James Bond production (Timothy Dalton debut)

    Incidently The Untouchables and Lethal Weapon were also made in 1987.
  • SharkBaitSharkBait
    edited November 2011 Posts: 2,107
    I still think I am older than EVERYONE, so I am just biding my time. Don't want to shock you all.
    Is Nosferatu the best film from your year of birth? :D
    No, but I almost listed that one! ;)
    OK, here is one film from the year I was born (hoping I would have seen somebody older, or as old, as me by now ...) sigh ...
    To Catch a Thief


    You're still younger than my father and mother ;) So don't feel too bad. They also dig Bond. Of course not as much as I do.

  • QBranchQBranch Always have an escape plan. Mine is watching James Bond films.
    edited November 2011 Posts: 14,553
    1980:

    Airplane
    Blues brothers
    Caddyshack

    A funny year..but a sad one two as we lost Steve McQueen, Hitchcock and Peter Sellers.
    Don't forget Lennon! [-X

    Oh, you were just mentioning actors? Well, you're off the hook then. :)
  • LeChiffreLeChiffre
    Posts: 1,548
    1974:

    1. Godfather Part 2
    2. Chinatown
    3. The Parallax View

    Would love to be able to say Man With the Golden Gun but sadly I can't but still good to be born in a Bond year! I,m feeling old!
  • SharkBaitSharkBait
    edited November 2011 Posts: 2,107
    1980:

    Airplane
    Blues brothers
    Caddyshack

    A funny year..but a sad one two as we lost Steve McQueen, Hitchcock and Peter Sellers.
    Don't forget Lennon! [-X

    Oh, you were just mentioning actors? Well, you're off the hook then. :)
    I was going to mention about that too... What a bummer that was.

  • identigraphidentigraph
    Posts: 1,052
    1983

    Octopussy
    The Man With Two Brains
    National Lampoons Vacation

    I love all these but it seems 1983 was a better year for films!
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