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Villavic 11-17-2006 08:31 PM

Your favorite Elizabeth Taylor movie..
 
It is not Cleopatra, for sure. My favorite could be Giant because is a hue production and a beautiful story, or A PLACE IN THE SUN.. a good drama and she appeared BEAUTIFUL. I just saw MATHPOINT and found lot of similarities with APITS but the end is very different.

I didn't like Whose afraid of Virginia Woolf or Suddenly Last Summer that much. Interesting movies but too weird

irishgrl 11-17-2006 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Villavic (Post 601301)
It is not Cleopatra, for sure. My favorite could be Giant because is a hue production and a beautiful story, or A PLACE IN THE SUN.. a good drama and she appeared BEAUTIFUL. I just saw MATHPOINT and found lot of similarities with APITS but the end is very different.

I didn't like Whose afraid of Virginia Woolf or Suddenly Last Summer that much. Interesting movies but too weird

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. MEOWWWWWWWWW!

DrummerDeanna 11-17-2006 08:44 PM

National Velvet!!

No...

Giant. Definitely Giant!

markolas 11-17-2006 08:51 PM

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is one my favorite movies. She never even came close to being that great, before or after. Of course, she was probably just playing herself. :laugh:

BlackWidow 11-17-2006 09:02 PM

Cat on a hot tin roof!!

irishgrl 11-17-2006 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackWidow (Post 601328)
Cat on a hot tin roof!!

you did that on purpose!

TwistedGypsy 11-17-2006 09:37 PM

Got to be Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. I love it when gorgeous women gain weight and are all ragged.

PsychCat 11-17-2006 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by markolas (Post 601322)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is one my favorite movies. She never even came close to being that great, before or after. Of course, she was probably just playing herself. :laugh:

No joke! That movie kinda became disturbing in the sense of asking one's self "they are still just playing characters in a movie.... right??". :eek:

irishgrl 11-17-2006 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by TwistedGypsy (Post 601372)
Got to be Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. I love it when gorgeous women gain weight and are all ragged.

That would be me. Nuff said.

BombaySapphire3 11-18-2006 12:31 AM

"Suddenly Last Summer' a minor Tennesee Williams work, it is full of pathos and Southern Gothic twistedness and one of the first major Hollywood productions with a cast of mega stars to deal with homosexuality.

CreepingDeath 11-18-2006 12:50 AM

Definitely Who's Afraid Of Virgina Woolf. Gotta love an insane broad. I also like Cleopatra. It's over the top bull****, but I have a soft spot for it. :o

GODDESS6 11-18-2006 08:51 AM

"a place in the sun"~

goldustsongbird 11-18-2006 04:29 PM

BUtterfield 8.

BirdInFlight 11-18-2006 06:16 PM

Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf is such over the top fun! If I recall correctly, she said in an interview on the classic movie channel that WAOVF is also her fave movie that she's done. :nod:

vermicious knid 11-18-2006 06:43 PM

The only one I have seen (well, aside from The Flintstones, but I don't think that counts) is Suddenly Last Summer. I thought it was great. Katherine Hepburn was especially good. She plays the aunt trying to force Elizabeth into getting a lobotomy.

I had just been thinking about Elizabeth Taylor yesterday, and how she is one of the very last of the grand old movie stars still living. Aside from her and Lauren Bacall, I don't know who we have left!


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