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Senza Fine used best in Billy Wilder's brilliant comedy 'Avanti'.

How about posting the Polly Perkins number? Desperate to hear that song again.

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Harrison Ford hated it, didn't get on with the director, but agree lovely film.

Great intro to the Oscars but how ironic that so much emphasis is placed on 35mm film in the age of job destroying digital cinema, film as we know it has virtually gone yet where would these type of shows be without the image of reels of film and those wonderful mechanical projectors that served ...

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Goodbye Mary Poppins don't stay away too long.

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One of the best credit sequences ever, and what a score.

First film I ever went to see at the cinema, and in SuperPanavision 70 (sod digital for real quality bring back 70mm and 6 track mag) that child catcher scarred the hell out of me.

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And do you think it is right that they save them and keep them in captivity rather than let them die as happens in the natural world?

As my old mate Temple Sutherland wrote as the final lines in his book 'The Golden Bush' about his life in New Zealand in the depression years of the late 1920's and 30' with wife Sam and Angus their beloved Cocker Spaniel 'We gave our hearts to a dog to tear, the scares are gladly carried'.

Sometimes people are quite shocked when I tell them I don't listen to music and it's true music any music just gets on my nerves I can stick it for about 20 minutes then it has to be switched off, don't get me wrong I like odd songs and bit's of this and that but in very very small doses, however...

I like it, think it goes well.

Magnificent scene Douglas Trumbull Forever.

Youngsters may laugh today but remember all this is real, no god awful CGI like in the terrible Thunderbirds movie of several years a go.

Got to get your ratio's right though, filmed in Techniscope this is some awful unsqueezed 1.37 ration.

Could I ask why you have shown a still from ' A Boy A Girl and A Bike' (10.00) what did JB have to do with this classic British film which features the only big screen appearance of the late Jimmy Savile not to mention a good friend of mine, surly it was before JBs time, or was it he simply proje...

I used to own a 16mm copy of 'No Name City' great making of film although it was made in colour well my 16mm print certainly was.

Have you heard Dean and Britta's version it is quite slow and dreamy but beautiful could never better Jackie's though. Such a shame the English tracks for the series are forever lost.

The original release version of the film was fantastic, but the extended and probably original cut version is truly magical, why oh why didn't Hanks and Co stand by there film and get this version out into the cinema's.

The original release version of the film was fantastic, but the extended and probably original cut version is truly magical, why oh why didn't Hanks and Co stand by there film and get this version out into the cinema's.

In 70mm and 6 track mag, surely the best cinematic experience ever. What a movie.

Such a lovely film such a magnificent score, I bought the soundtrack many years a go and still listen to it regularly. I think Meg Ryan gave the best performances of her career in this so underrated gem, I guess most people just don't get it. Lucky us I say.

This is great, but you need to get the aspect ratio correct, this is squeezed.

The even Bonds Lazenby, Dalton, and Craig, much better than the odd Bonds, you know the other three. They gave him a vulnerable side.

Great but lets have it in Scope 2.35:1

This song was placed perfectly in the film, great song and another reason why OHMSS will never be bettered in the Bond series.

I'm a cinema projectionist and every year we play this song as part of a Christmas compilation album in the auditorium's before the show's start, and every year we get as...

RIP John, thanks for all the great music.

RIP John, thanks for all the great music.

Watched the film this morning, great movie very very funny.