RE: movies

["McLaughlin, Jane" <Jane.McLaughlin@isinet.com>]

Title: RE: movies

The original Metropolis is a classic. Forget the Freddie Mercury version.

Alexander Nevsky is another winner (1938 Eisenstein with Prokoviev score).

Of course Battleship Potemkin and both Nosferatus (silent and Klaus Kinski).

Jane McLaughlin
Senior Director, Knowledge Management & Special Projects
ISI
3501 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-386-0100, x1189

-----Original Message-----
From: mjd-perl-pm@plover.com [mailto:mjd-perl-pm@plover.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 12:20 PM
To: phl@lists.pm.org
Subject: Re: movies

> and mjd is the current titleholder for Oldest Movie Suggested:
>
>   metropolis

Well, they were showing _The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari_ on TV a couple
of days ago, which I've never seen, although I've always wanted to.
That's from 1919 or something.

And I wouldn't mind seeing the 1904 version of The Great Train Robbery
if you can get it.  Maybe we could have a double feature with that and
the one that has Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland, which as I recall
was pretty good.

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