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‘Why Martha, your Sunday chapel dress.” Elizabeth Taylor in ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ 1966

177 upvotes • DynastyFan85

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This Day in Buster…August 2, 1950 "Sunset Boulevard" is released. Buster Keaton makes the most of his cameo as one of Gloria Swanson’s ‘waxworks’ despite only having one line, delivered twice.

138 upvotes • busterkeatonsoc

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Ten Commandments 1923. I’m a huge silent movie fan. Especially the religious epics

115 upvotes • jasonvoorhees2582

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The Haunting (1963)

108 upvotes • bil_sabab

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What are your favorite Pre-Codes?

103 upvotes • manicpixyfrog

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Lauren Bacall - wardrobe test for Women’s World (1954)

89 upvotes • bil-sabab

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Best screwball comedies?

86 upvotes • Crafty_Ad509

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What’s your favorite Abbott and Costello movie

82 upvotes • Helloimafanoffiction

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X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes (1963): A scientist tries out his serum for X-ray vision on himself, only face horrifying consequences. Despite some campy elements this great Roger Corman film has some particularly disturbing moments, a grim story, and a shocker of an ending.

81 upvotes • minionpoop7

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Autographed photo of Rin Tin Tin

73 upvotes • Keltik

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
‘Why Martha, your Sunday chapel dress.” Elizabeth Taylor in ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ 1966	177	DynastyFan85
This Day in Buster…August 2, 1950 "Sunset Boulevard" is released. Buster Keaton makes the most of his cameo as one of Gloria Swanson’s ‘waxworks’ despite only having one line, delivered twice.	138	busterkeatonsoc
Ten Commandments 1923. I’m a huge silent movie fan. Especially the religious epics	115	jasonvoorhees2582
The Haunting (1963)	108	bil_sabab
What are your favorite Pre-Codes?	103	manicpixyfrog
Lauren Bacall - wardrobe test for Women’s World (1954)	89	bil-sabab
Best screwball comedies?	86	Crafty_Ad509
What’s your favorite Abbott and Costello movie	82	Helloimafanoffiction
X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes (1963): A scientist tries out his serum for X-ray vision on himself, only face horrifying consequences. Despite some campy elements this great Roger Corman film has some particularly disturbing moments, a grim story, and a shocker of an ending.	81	minionpoop7
Autographed photo of Rin Tin Tin	73	Keltik