I'm working on trying to get old films on the big screen. What would you like to see?

[pstall]

Been brainstorming for some time and i saw an article in USA Today about Alamo Drafthouse having the Summer of 83 movie series which is just an awesome idea.

 

I have some very obscure movies I would like to see on the big screen.

 

What says the huddle on choices of film in a theatre?

[pstall]

i think this is just brilliant.

 

 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/movies/2013/05/03/alamo-drafthouse-cinema-summer-movie-series/2131639/

 

[cookinwithgas]

A friend of mine works at a theater part time in Ky. And does this. Finding decent prints can be difficult but he's had some great flicks in over the years.

[CatofWar]

Debbie does Dallas and Deep Inside Vanessa Del Rio. Two fuging classics.

[Zod]

Bullitt

Towering Inferno

Anything Steve McQueen

[4Corners]

I saw Apocolypse Now at the Manor theatre in Charlotte when I was in HS and it was incredible.

That scene where Lawrence Fishburn gets shot on the boat and the tape of his mom is playing in the background was intense.

[Cary Kollins]

The Shining

Star Wars (original trilogy)

[Happy Panther]

Brazil

[4Corners]

What's that old ass movie where the American guy gets locked up in a Turkish prison for trying to smuggle in heroin?

[Delhommey]

It'll be tough to beat the summer of 82 series.

Honestly I'm a bit annoyed with Alamo lately. They're getting too big for their britches (like a lot of things in Austin).

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What's that old ass movie where the American guy gets locked up in a Turkish prison for trying to smuggle in heroin?

 

midnight express

[4Corners]

midnight express

yeah that's right

 

that's a fuged up movie too

[Hawk]

Blazing Saddles

[Sapper]

The Dead Zone