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Lula Argante


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Date: 4:14 PM, 04/16/11
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I discovered this treasure trove of a site the other day, filled with wonders!

http://www.archive.org/details/movies

Check out these 40 classic movies that you can legally enjoy online! action http://tech.blorge.com/20/2010/08/11/top-40-best-free-legal-movies-you-can-download-right-now/ I do not agree with illegal downloads or piracy, but finding these little treasures in the public domain is a real gift starry



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Lady Trueheart


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Way cool, Lula, this is awesome!



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Aplogies, the second link did not work, now corrected flowerface

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Sprocket


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Mmmm the public domain. If y'all haven't seen The Lodger it's a remarkable early Hitchcock with a brilliantly innovative glass ceiling shot!

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Lady Trueheart


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That does sound worth watching Sprocket, I will see that one. A lot of them sound great!

I recommend The Stranger with Orson Wells and Edward Robinson, it is a great classic and very suspenseful.



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Lula Argante


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There is something about old silent movies that becomes increasingly so exquisitely special with time.reel
 
that part of The Lodger is so imaginative and clever Sprocket, and I  love the echo of it near the end, when the love struck bobby with even more eyeliner than The Lodger (who said guyliner was a contemporary thing) and the incredibly freaky (in the best possible way) eyes, has his vision in the footprint of 'the culprit'. Even more though I love the use of shadows, windows and mirrors very very cool!  The Lodger: A Story Of The London Fog (1927)

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