kitbradley said:

I haven't seen these because they've never been released on home video.

Let It Be (it was on video disc in the 1980s though)
Save The Children (1973)
It's Your Thing (1970)
The Harlem Cultural Festival (aka Black Woodstock)
Amazing Grace (This was restored a few years ago and was going to be shown at a film festival, but Aretha Franklin blocked it)

Censored 11 (Not movies, but these are music cartoon shorts that were originally shown in theaters. They were also restored and it was announced that they were going to be released on DVD. The last I heard, it was cancelled because WB said that cartoon short DVDs didn't sell much anymore, but I think they might have been worried about people today complaining about the content. WB could have put a filmed disclaimer like MGM did for Tom & Jerry cartoons on DVD. That's why CBS has never released Amos & Andy although they have the original episodes in good quality. There's only poor quality public domain copies for sale. There's not really anything wrong with the Amos & Andy TV series, the earlier radio show with white actors might be a different story. I have seen one of the 11 called Coal Black which has Dorothy Dandrige's sister Vivian doing the voice & singing for the lead character)

Deadpool 2

Incredibles 2

they're on Amazon prime now though so maybe over the upcoming holiday weekend.

None of the James Bond movies after the ones with Remington Steele in them, haven't seen the Timothy Dalton ones either.

No Hollywood made Godzilla movies, unless you count the Raymond Burr versions of the Japanese movies. I've heard they're mostly about the humans, who I have no interest in, and not much Godzilla. I am curious about the upcoming King Of The Monsters, maybe it will have more monster battles. I have a feeling it's not going to have the Mothra singing fairies though

I haven't watched:

Godfather 1

Godfather 2

Titanic

Saw last part

La la land

robertwilson009 said:

XxAxX said:

Deadpool 2

Incredibles 2

they're on Amazon prime now though so maybe over the upcoming holiday weekend.

I doubt you're missing much. The first Deadpool was crap. We turned it off after about 45 mins.

Watch Annie Hall right now and quit being dumb. lol

Please watch those films. They are just too good. Makes me think you all aren't very cultured.

Casablanca:

Citizen Kane:

I've never watched these movies, thanks for sharing, I'll definitely look and write my feedback.

TrivialPursuit said:

Someone mentioned A Clockwork Orange in another thread. It made me think, there are so many classic movies that I have not watched.

So while I'm not looking for an opinion on a movie, I'm curious as to what classics you have not seen yet. List up to 5, just so we don't have a laundry list of stuff here. I'll list 5 'big ones' to start.

PS why have you never watched them yet? Just not thought about it, forgot, never got around to it, or what?

1. A Clockwork Orange
2. Annie Hall
3. Any Godfather film
4. Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (the sit-comAlice, which I loved, is loosely based on this)
5. Doctor Zhivago

GO

I, too, have never seen any Godfather film, nor Alice Donut Liver Henry Moore, nor Doctor Z.

Soooo many others. Like, you wouldn't believe it.

While I agree with Woody that Annie Hall is nowhere near one of his best films, it was seminal (in terms of "romantic comedies", certainly). It was very innovative. Seen now (after the myriad films that were influenced by it), it might seem like no big whoop.

EmmaMcG said:

The English Patient After getting Elaine's review in Seinfeld, I decided it wasn't worth the hassle.

Every single one of those Biblical epics. I can't think of anything more boring than movies based on religion. If ever I have to go to church for a wedding or funeral or whatever, it feels like 40 minutes of pure torture. And some of those movies are over 4 hours long. Fuck that.

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Lawrence of Arabia

I, too, have never seen this film. But I have seen Lawrence of a Labia. Does that count?

PaperCoach said:

I've never watched these movies, thanks for sharing

What movies? Everything posted in the thread? These are the only ones I've seen from what is listed in this thread:

A Clockwork Orange
The Ten Commandments
I've seen the 1st 3 or 4 Harry Potter movies
Bullitt
E.T.
Vertigo
King Kong (1933)
Jaws (haven't seen any of the sequels though)
Barbarella
North By Northwest
From Russia With Love
The Lion King
Rocky Horror Picture Show
It’s A Wonderful Life
Poseidon Adventure
Pulp Fiction
The Bodyguard
The Color Purple
Jurassic Park 1-2
Lord Of The Rings

Someone said they've never seen any superhero movies. I've seen these:
Batman (1943)

Batman & Robin (1949)
Batman The Movie (1966)
Superman 1 - 4
Superman Returns
Abar, The First Black Superman
Wonder Woman (2017, haven't seen the Cathy Lee Crosby one)
The Greatest American Hero (pilot movie)

Moonwalker
Black Panther
The Phantom (1996)
The Trial Of The Incredible Hulk
Meteor Man

The Crow (1994)

The Mask (1994)
Cutie Honey (2004)

Hancock
Sin City
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
Men In Black 1-3
Batman (1989)
Batman Returns
Batman Forever
Batman & Robin (1997)
Catwoman
The Dark Knight Rises
X-Men 1-3
X-Men: Days Of Future Past
Spider-Man 1-3
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Spawn

Empress said:

XxAxX said:

Deadpool 2

Incredibles 2

they're on Amazon prime now though so maybe over the upcoming holiday weekend.

I doubt you're missing much. The first Deadpool was crap. We turned it off after about 45 mins.

whereas i loved it. go figure. different folks have different opinions

Ace said:

EmmaMcG said:

The English Patient After getting Elaine's review in Seinfeld, I decided it wasn't worth the hassle.

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Lawrence of Arabia

I, too, have never seen this film. But I have seen Lawrence of a Labia. Does that count?

XxAxX said:

Ace said:

I, too, have never seen this film. But I have seen Lawrence of a Labia. Does that count?

I'm pretty sure this a made-up title. Can't remember where I heard it.

Ace said:

XxAxX said:

I'm pretty sure this a made-up title. Can't remember where I heard it.

spectacular title for a porn

luvsexy4all said:

Ace said:

I'm pretty sure this a made-up title. Can't remember where I heard it.

spectacular title for a porn

Right?

Think I'll put this in my Netflix Que

MickyDolenz said:

Spinal tap was so funny

MickyDolenz said:

I haven't seen these because they've never been released on home video.

Let It Be (it was on video disc in the 1980s though)
Save The Children (1973)
It's Your Thing (1970)
The Harlem Cultural Festival (aka Black Woodstock)
Amazing Grace (This was restored a few years ago and was going to be shown at a film festival, but Aretha Franklin blocked it)

Censored 11 (Not movies, but these are music cartoon shorts that were originally shown in theaters. They were also restored and it was announced that they were going to be released on DVD. The last I heard, it was cancelled because WB said that cartoon short DVDs didn't sell much anymore, but I think they might have been worried about people today complaining about the content. WB could have put a filmed disclaimer like MGM did for Tom & Jerry cartoons on DVD. That's why CBS has never released Amos & Andy although they have the original episodes in good quality. There's only poor quality public domain copies for sale. There's not really anything wrong with the Amos & Andy TV series, the earlier radio show with white actors might be a different story. I have seen one of the 11 called Coal Black which has Dorothy Dandrige's sister Vivian doing the voice & singing for the lead character)

New Edit of Beatles Movie 'Let It Be' Could Happen Soon

by Martin Kielty September 17, 2018 Ultimate Classic Rock

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Paul McCartney said a new edit of the Beatles movie Let It Be could enter production in the near future.The original 1970 documentary hasn’t been available in home formats since 1982 as a result of scenes that showed the band in a negative light as the members moved toward their split.

The Daily Beatle reported that McCartney had been asked about the movie during a recent radio interview. “We keep talking about that," he said. "We have meetings. … People have been looking at the footage.” He added that he’d been told that a great deal of the unused material showed “a bunch of guys making music and enjoying it.” “Who knows, that may be happening in a year or two," he noted.

The report also quoted Let It Be cinematographer Tony Richmond, who'd previously said a proposed DVD remaster had been blocked “by George’s Harrison’s estate and his wife and Yoko Ono, because they don’t want the acrimony shown.” In 2007, Apple Corps boss Neil Aspinall said "the film was so controversial when it first came out. When we got halfway through restoring it, we looked at the outtakes and realized: this stuff is still controversial. It raised a lot of old issues.”

Discussing a potential re-release in 2018, McCartney told Rolling Stone that he'd had no objection to the idea, though he added that the "objection should be me. I don’t come off well." He went on to explain that he was "one of the votes" on the board of Apple Corps, and that Ringo Starr, Ono and Olivia Harrison counted as much as he did.

"That’s the secret of the Beatles – can’t do three to one," he said. "During the breakup was when it got screwed up – we did three against one. But now it has to be unanimous. The two girls are Beatles."

Is there anyone here who hasn't seen "Animal House"? - OTHER THAN SEXTON, WHO PROMISES TO WATCH IT SOON. REAL SOON. LIKE, I HOPE "TONIGHT OR TOMORROW" SOON.

MickeyDolenz, given your vast musical knowledge of all eras and genres, I think you would love "This is Spinal Tap". In fact, I highly recommend youi watch "Spinal Tap" and then watch the real-life version of "Spinal Tap", which is a movie called "Anvil! The Story of Anvil!"

RodeoSchro said:

Is there anyone here who hasn't seen "Animal House"? - OTHER THAN SEXTON, WHO PROMISES TO WATCH IT SOON. REAL SOON. LIKE, I HOPE "TONIGHT OR TOMORROW" SOON.

MickeyDolenz, given your vast musical knowledge of all eras and genres, I think you would love "This is Spinal Tap". In fact, I highly recommend youi watch "Spinal Tap" and then watch the real-life version of "Spinal Tap", which is a movie called "Anvil! The Story of Anvil!"

RodeoSchro said:

Is there anyone here who hasn't seen "Animal House"? - OTHER THAN SEXTON, WHO PROMISES TO WATCH IT SOON. REAL SOON. LIKE, I HOPE "TONIGHT OR TOMORROW" SOON.

MickeyDolenz, given your vast musical knowledge of all eras and genres, I think you would love "This is Spinal Tap". In fact, I highly recommend youi watch "Spinal Tap" and then watch the real-life version of "Spinal Tap", which is a movie called "Anvil! The Story of Anvil!"

havent seen it. ..but ironically found a dvd of it on the street recently...so eventually i will

Boyz N The Hood

Deliverance

Top Gun

any of the Aliens movies

No movie about the Titanic

Dukes Of Hazzard (I like the TV show and had no interest in seeing other people playing them and I figured the movie would change the characters anyway or the movie would be done in some kind of joke way, like the term "yacht rock". I didn't want to hear Enos cussin' or whatever. I did watch the 2 reunion TV movies with the original cast.)

RodeoSchro said:

Is there anyone here who hasn't seen "Animal House"?

Haven't seen it. I saw a movie called Private School, I guess that is the same kind of thing.