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Classic Films

AbnerBunny

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18. Bringing Up Baby!

Reply to Stuart G (Original post)

Sun Mar 3, 2024, 09:40 PM

Mar 3

I saw it at 19 back in ‘76 and introduced it to my stepdaughter in ‘93! We still adore it and can’t wait for the granddaughter to be old enough to love it with us 🤗

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

That's definitely up there. Bristlecone Mar 3 #1

All About Eve FalloutShelter Mar 3 #2

Casablanca grumpyduck Mar 3 #3

Wuthering Heights Polly Hennessey Mar 3 #4

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

Casablanca QED Mar 3 #5

A Tale of Two Cities 50 Shades Of Blue Mar 3 #6

What genre is classic? bucolic_frolic Mar 3 #8

I have eight. House of Roberts Mar 3 #9

"Mutiny on the Bounty." The one with Marlon Brando. Riveting story, and the visual of sailing ships... brush Mar 3 #10

What A Way To Go AuntyGravity Mar 3 #11

Now Voyager. LakeArenal Mar 3 #12

Tough question, but if I must pick, I choose... Fiendish Thingy Mar 3 #13

The Wild Bunch or The Godfather TexasDem69 Mar 3 #14

Now Voyager. Blue Dawn Mar 3 #15

Casablanca 303squadron Mar 3 #16

"2001: A Space Odyssey" lastlib Mar 3 #17

Bringing Up Baby! AbnerBunny Mar 3 #18

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

Key Largo farmbo Mar 3 #23