Okay, glad you replied with this. Was wondering which one I should watch.

It is my favorite at this point of my Bergman journey.

I had a similar reaction to Persona. Perhaps I should do the same.

Experienced Cries and Whispers a few months ago. Stunningly beautiful use of crimson and a gut-wrenching story. TY for the other two recommendations.

Incredible film. I found it quite shocking. It lingers in my head.

That was an unexpectedly good film. I need to put it on my rewatch list.

My gawd, I felt this!

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Happy Birthday, dear wonderful friend! Happy that I get to celebrate you 💖🪩

Currently watching The Seventh Seal (1957) - Ingmar Bergman. Another “what took me so long?”

Bergman favorites: Hour of the Wolf, Autumn Sonata, The Virgin Spring.

Although one of these choices is rather dubious (me, of course 🤪), can attest to following all others. Thanks, @craigwallwork.bsky.social

If don't know Craig as a horror author, he's got new book, INSTRUCTION MANUAL TO BEING A VAMPIRE, out 6/9/26, just in time for summer reading list!

#booksky 💙📚

Thank you! Honored I made the list.

Four Lions was bonkers!

Sunset Boulevard: Holden sits bedside with Gloria Swanson.

Stalag 17: Holden sits on bunk, coat draped on shoulders, black eye.

Network: Holden with Faye Dunaway, laughing outside.

BOTD 4/17/1918: William Holden

"The ideal motion picture actor." - Billy Wilder

One of Hollywood's most respected (& highest paid) superstars. Also, Air Force 2nd Lieutenant & wildlife conservationist.

3 Oscar nods:
1950 Sunset Boulevard
1953 Stalag 17 (win)
1976 Network

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So creepy. I loved it!

A go to devil flick. I do love a Roger Allam performance 🦛. Finally saw Phantasm — conjured up quite a cool atmosphere. What a very different type of family show 🫠.

Fave 4 Perfs: Roger Allam, Stephen Graham, Andrea Riseborough, Angus Scrimm

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Quo Vadis: Patricia Laffan in ornate jade gown, with Ustinov (as Nero) draped in lavender behind her.

Spartacus: Robed Ustinov talking to shirtless Kirk Douglas, who is shackled to a rock.

Topkapi: Ustinov comically holding hand on Akim Tamiroff's mouth while clutching a column.

Death on the Nile: Ustinov sitting on deck of boat, holding travel guide to Egypt and Sudan.

BOTD 4/16/1921: Peter Ustinov. Actor, Writer, Director. Legend of stage & screen.

Oscar noms
51 Quo Vadis
60 Spartacus (win) ❤️
64 Topkapi (win)
68 Hot Millions (screenplay)

Career resurgence as Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot in multiple films: 1st-DEATH ON THE NILE (1978). Love 'em!

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But it’s a great one! Adding.

And I love The Hunger. It’s due for a rewatch.

I can tell that I’m going to like these two films very much. TY!

Yes! I added Portrait… TY.

I haven’t Les Diaboliques. Added it to the list and to my watchlist.

Absolutely!

Two Ladies Films designed for two actresses that have extraordinary chemistry together on film, whether it was intended or not.

Films designed for two actresses that have extraordinary chemistry together on film, whether it was intended or not 🎞️ What other films should I add?

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Sid Krofft, Co-Creator of Mind-Blowing Kids TV Shows, Dies at 96 The puppeteer and his late brother Marty partnered on 'The Banana Splits Adventure Hour,' 'H.R. Pufnstuf,' 'Land of the Lost' and much more.

GenX, pour one out for one of the architects of our childhood

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The film score by Duke Ellington is a must mention 🤌

A work of art!

one day you walked out of Blockbuster for the very last time and you never even knew it

Freaking love Giant. It ticks all the boxes.

The Maids is twisted and brilliant ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (prompted me to start a new list on Letterboxd); Resurrection is visually breath-taking; had high expectations for FMSB, but not disappointed; American Movie now makes me pronounce Coven differently.

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Top 10 Horror Films A list of 10 films compiled on Letterboxd, including The Omen (1976), Candyman (1992), Jaws (1975), Event Horizon (1997) and I Saw the Devil (2010).

The “United” States is number one, but it wasn’t on Letterboxd. Here are my top 10 legit horror films.