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I’m interested in exploring older films, and I just discovered Warner Archive Collection. 

Any recommendations of the best films under this collection? (Don’t care for horror)

By any chance is there an online list? I’ve only found the flickchart one.

<div class="md"><p>I’m interested in exploring older films, and I just discovered Warner Archive Collection. </p>

<p>Any recommendations of the best films under this collection? (Don’t care for horror)</p>

<p>By any chance is there an online list? I’ve only found the flickchart one.</p>
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Warner Archive Collection recommendations?

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I have a jumbo collection of Charlie Chan DVDs (some are the worst \_ blurriest copies). I see someone has remastered and colorized a few but there doesn't seem to be an official pack anywhere. eBay sellers are listing at most 2 in 1 DVD. 

Anyone have a suggestion? 

<div class="md"><p>I have a jumbo collection of Charlie Chan DVDs (some are the worst _ blurriest copies). I see someone has remastered and colorized a few but there doesn&#39;t seem to be an official pack anywhere. eBay sellers are listing at most 2 in 1 DVD. </p>

<p>Anyone have a suggestion? </p>
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Colorized Charlie Chan

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Hey everyone! I reimagined Scooby-Doo as a 1950s film, created with AI in a Panavision 70 style. The video captures a vintage, cinematic vibe with classic costumes and retro film effects. I’d love for you to check it out! I’d love for you to take a look and let me know what you think! I’m excited to share this journey with you, and any feedback or thoughts are more than welcome.

💥 Watch it here!
https://youtu.be/NTWqZLwZ5ug?si=hhnwP6-E0Uow_U6K


If you like what you see, please like, comment, and subscribe for more vintage-inspired content. Thanks so much for your support!

<div class="md"><p>Hey everyone! I reimagined Scooby-Doo as a 1950s film, created with AI in a Panavision 70 style. The video captures a vintage, cinematic vibe with classic costumes and retro film effects. I’d love for you to check it out! I’d love for you to take a look and let me know what you think! I’m excited to share this journey with you, and any feedback or thoughts are more than welcome.</p>

<p>💥 Watch it here!
<a href="https://youtu.be/NTWqZLwZ5ug?si=hhnwP6-E0Uow_U6K">https://youtu.be/NTWqZLwZ5ug?si=hhnwP6-E0Uow_U6K</a></p>

<p>If you like what you see, please like, comment, and subscribe for more vintage-inspired content. Thanks so much for your support!</p>
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What If Scooby-Doo Was Made in the 1950s? 

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MONDAY MOVIES: The Dark Corner (1946) and its clever cinematography puts the noir into this Henry Hathaway-directed film. Some surprises in a taut mystery. See my link in the comment section.

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Cinema Surrealism Vol. 1 [4K And Enhanced]

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Anybody got any theories or fun stories? I love this movie so much 

<div class="md"><p>Anybody got any theories or fun stories? I love this movie so much </p>
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Secret of nimh

Harry Potter -1950's Super Panavision 70

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<div class="md"><p>Share your taughts with us!</p>
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1950 - Harry Potter 

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So I noticed something in what just seems like a throwaway scene, they are saying we go on 3, talking about singing.
But then you realise every time the cops engage the bad guys they go on 3.
Even later when Cole goes out on her own Riggs gets angry and goes "we go on 3, we always go on 3" 
Just something some of you might find interesting, if not move on. 

<div class="md"><p>So I noticed something in what just seems like a throwaway scene, they are saying we go on 3, talking about singing.
But then you realise every time the cops engage the bad guys they go on 3.
Even later when Cole goes out on her own Riggs gets angry and goes &quot;we go on 3, we always go on 3&quot; 
Just something some of you might find interesting, if not move on. </p>
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Lethal Weapon 1

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There was a movie with a scene where the antagonist is getting his back waxed, not with hair removal wax but layers and layers of thick wax being ladled on. Then the assistant, a gay-coded, androgynous, effeminate young man removes the wax in one large piece. Like a shield. During the climactic ending of the film, the androgynous assistant is either fleeing from or chasing one of the protagonists down the stairs and he is tripped by a throw pillow that is flung at his feet, causing him to trip and fall down the stairs. Because he was wearing sharp, pointy, brass finger tips (like women in Asia wear) they cause fatal lacerations and he dies bleeding at the bottom of the stairs.

I don't think it's "The Pirate Movie" with Kristy McNichol, because that is PG and the movie I'm thinking of was likely rated R, but I will stream it just to be sure. 

<div class="md"><p>There was a movie with a scene where the antagonist is getting his back waxed, not with hair removal wax but layers and layers of thick wax being ladled on. Then the assistant, a gay-coded, androgynous, effeminate young man removes the wax in one large piece. Like a shield. During the climactic ending of the film, the androgynous assistant is either fleeing from or chasing one of the protagonists down the stairs and he is tripped by a throw pillow that is flung at his feet, causing him to trip and fall down the stairs. Because he was wearing sharp, pointy, brass finger tips (like women in Asia wear) they cause fatal lacerations and he dies bleeding at the bottom of the stairs.</p>

<p>I don&#39;t think it&#39;s &quot;The Pirate Movie&quot; with Kristy McNichol, because that is PG and the movie I&#39;m thinking of was likely rated R, but I will stream it just to be sure. </p>
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