Fun Post 😀

[rubyred777]

Hi everyone

Hope your all doing well.

Alot of people missing on the site lately.

I've been having alot of fun doing a board on pinterest, of favorite movies. I've actually been watching many of my old favorites again. Any of you watch Alfred Hitchcocks movies? Anyway, was wondering what your favorites are.

Have a great weekend......

Rubyxx😊😊

[Azure_Sky]

I love to look at reborn babies, cats and dogs.

[rubyred777 in reply to Azure_Sky]

Whats your favorite movies older ones, or new?

Rubyxx😊

[Azure_Sky in reply to rubyred777]

Older ones mostly although I do like some new ones like Best Marigold Hotel. Not keen on flashy special effects.

[velvet55]

Hi Ruby

lots of people are taking their holidays at this time of year in the UK...me included in four weeks, six days, and four hours time...not that I'm counting !!

The dark side of Velvet loves Robert de Nero, Al Paccino and Hitchcock films...The funny side of Velvet loves anything with Robin Williams...the Airplane series....Billy Connelly and all the latest kids animation films.

Have a good weekend

Velvet xx

[Ergendl]

I love the final Busby Berkley number in Gold Diggers of 1933. And Airplane!, Yellow Submarine, Hitchcock films, and Hammer House of Horror.

[sassy59]

Hi Ruby, I like North by Northwest with Cary Grant and The Birds. I think I must have seen most of them at some time and do enjoy a good Alfred Hitchcock film.

I do like the photo you have posted too. Very true.

Wishing you well and have a good weekend.

Carole xxxx

[pergola]

I love Rebecca - Hitchcock film. I have seen it many times. I feel that it would have lost its suspense had it been in black and white. In fact black and white films can be very atmospheric. If they were set in WW2 times, you could reckon that someone would be killed in action. Then the musicals - great. Period dramas too.

This message has been written with difficulty - Malcolm would sit on the keyboard. He is hungry so GO and feed him.

[rubyred777 in reply to pergola]

I've never seen Rebecca. Must be good. Whats it about? Maybe I'll have a look today.

😊😊xx

[pergola in reply to rubyred777]

Rebecca ? Max de Winter was widowed. He married Rebecca and lived at Manderley, a wonderful gothic manor set in beautiful grounds on the Cornish(?) coast. Then Rebecca dies under mysterious circs. The villainness of the story was Mrs. Manvers(?). Mrs. Manvers worshipped Rebecca. After the death of Rebecca, Maxim de Winter met the second Mrs. de Winter in FRance, married and took her back to Manderley. ......

I wonder if Amazon would have the dvd. XX

[rubyred777 in reply to pergola]

Probably or they might have it on netflix. Do you have that? I Will Watch It.

😊xx

[pergola in reply to rubyred777]

I am not sure about netflix. Perhaps it is me, but I had a job finding a watchable film on netflix. It is good to have a browse around the charity shops or the library.

[Suzy6]

Hi ruby, hope you are well. I'm not into movies. just want to say your posts liven up the board.

Love Suzyxxx

[rubyred777 in reply to Suzy6]

Thanks Suzy

I haven't been posting much lately. I'm doing okay. Hope your feeling better today. So if you don't like movies, you like to read? Or t.v. Shows?

Rubyxx😊

[Sokrackers]

Hi Ruby

I never seem to have the time for movies but I do enjoy a fun post.

Keep them coming and see if we can get some members out of the cupboard. LOL

We all have lives and interests outside our illnesses.

Hope you are well

[Jjude]

Hi there, I don't watch films or tv these days, I don't even own a tv right now. Used to love watching musicals when I was younger though. Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tommy Steele, Anthony Newly.... oh you've set my mind a racing.

These past few years Ive been reading, could get through a book in a day or two no problem. But not the past month.

Since being told about the copd, the dvd Im ploughing through daily is exercise.

I do have many interests though, I knit, sew, crochet, I even built dolls houses for a few years. Then I became a bit of a techie, always fixing pc's cleaning friends viruses etc, not so much since I moved into a one bed flat, and the fact most folks are using iPads and mobiles now.

At the moment Im on a health kick.

xx

[pergola in reply to Jjude]

Perhaps I am old fashioned but I do like my laptop. I have inherited my husband's i pad and also a kindle fire. I have thought about a phone. Seems to me that the screen is a bit small.

[Jjude in reply to pergola]

Oh Im the same pergola, I prefer the desktop (son bought me an iMac) though I do use iPad daily, and the iphone is never far away.

xx

[rubyred777 in reply to Jjude]

Your a lady with many talents! I have to admit, I can't imagine life without t.v. How did you get the dvd?

Rubyxx😊

[Jjude in reply to rubyred777]

I did a posting yesterday called blf dvd. A little way down I added a link. The DVDs is free.

Xx

[Hidden]

Hi Ruby I love all the Hitchcock films and have seen most of them in my time. I love disaster movies like The Poseidon Advenuture and my fave film of all time is Towering Inferno - sad I know.

I also love the adventure ones like Indiana Jones, Anything by Arnie, Steven Seagull, Van Damm etc.

Love the old Clint Eastwood westerns to especially Pale Rider. Wonderful. x

[Hidden]

Oh and also all the old musicals like Oklahoma and Carousel. Fred Astair, Gene Kelly and Jeanetter Macdonald and Nelson Eddy.

Great post Ruby thanks. x