I'll admit to a weakness: old movies, and British films in particular. While my faves date from 1940 to 1955, I thought it would be interesting to present this rare gem. This adaptation of H. G. Welles' "Things to Come" also presents a portrait of the experimental art and design of the era in which it was made. After all, it needed 'futurism', so they let loose.
You have a great 'weakness' - Things to Come is indeed a great movie, and who doesn't like Raymond Massey? One of the great British actors. You know you can view it all, and even download it here: http://free-classic-movies.com/movies/1936-Things-to-Come/
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You have a great 'weakness' - Things to Come is indeed a great movie, and who doesn't like Raymond Massey? One of the great British actors. You know you can view it all, and even download it here:
http://free-classic-movies.com/movies/1936-Things-to-Come/
Yes, I ran across that site, but am still trying to figure out if I can trust it not to give my 'puter a social disease.
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