The Great Train Robbery

[Stevenup7004]

Ah, I remember the day when old Eddy invited me down to his office and showed this to me.

[colin4810]

DID HE RAPE YOU

[lpatty27]

ok...!!! this is so depressing

[confusedimigrant]

cameras and film making has improved since then.has,nt it.

[advent45143]

i remember when this first came out. i drew my pension got on the bus using my free bus-pass went to the grand showhouse paid half a crown for a ticket and still had enough to buy a suit and licorice

[smuckerooney]

and a mortgage, fleet of red buses, Gracie Field's songbook, Wigan Pier and the Blackpool Lights to boot

[DinkomansPublicist]

And oh yes at 7:22 is the movies most memorable and state of the art at the time because it was the first time anyone had shot at the camera, people in the 1900's were gullible enough to think they were being shot. I just thought it was funny.

[DinkomansPublicist]

my dad told me about how he saw this in film school

[Kimbo420]

By Golly, I love the Moving Pictures show, Gee Willikers...

[calibre9mm]

wow

[johnfinbarburke]

i remember this , i was a wee kid at the time

[trantrum]

I was about 40.

[NaturalLogorithm]

I remember going to the cinema with old pa to see this

[stanno34]

This was the last film I saw before I died.

[Calamarion]

those Evil Evil video games...

serving as instruction and training hehe

[Woodertd334]

huh