Classic Films

brush

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10. "Mutiny on the Bounty." The one with Marlon Brando. Riveting story, and the visual of sailing ships...

Sun Mar 3, 2024, 08:49 PM

Mar 3

with their white sails against the blue sky and sea just works on the screen.

Another in the same vein is "Hoartio Hormblower", although it's of a British man 'o war in sea battles against other sailing ships, not a ship on a scientific/commodity mission like "Mutiny on the Bounty."

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What is your favorite classic film? [View all] Stuart G Mar 3 OP

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The version with Laurence Oliivier was excellent. He was tremendous. It seemed to capture the book, too. Judi Lynn Mar 3 #7

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I have eight. House of Roberts Mar 3 #9

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Now Voyager. LakeArenal Mar 3 #12

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To Kill a Mockingbird LoisB Mar 3 #19

"Breakfast at Tiffany's" CTyankee Mar 3 #20

Miracle on 34th Street dupagelib Mar 3 #21

Lawrence of Arabia, director's cut. fierywoman Mar 3 #22

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