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Old movies that are still fun to watch today. Movie stories. 689 ~ 696

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  1. Pathfinder
    A Viking boy joins an Indian family and then fights.
    For a movie meant to kill time, as long as it's fun, it's all that matters.
    No need to overthink it.
  2. The 13th Warrior
    A poet from Baghdad goes to meet the Vikings.
    And they fight.
  3. Sleepy Hollow
    A detective goes to a rural town to investigate a murder.
    A movie that makes me think of Christopher Walken's crazy "flower bouquet" hair rather than Johnny Depp in his flower boy days.
    It's fun.
  4. The Target (1991)
    Things go sideways after a law student wins big at a gambling den.
    Kelly Preston is beautiful in her prime,
    and Patrick Dempsey is at his peak.
  5. Impostor
    Gary Sinise (the protagonist) is an actor I really like.
    He has a great personality too.
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    If you're planning to watch it, I recommend going in without any information.
    It's a sci-fi movie.
  6. Calito
    There's a gangster who wants to wash his hands of everything, save up money, and leave for good.
    I watched it for the second time recently, and it was even better than the first time.
    I only realized a few days ago that Viggo Mortensen is in it.
  7. The Condor
    A work that reminds me of the recent hit British series 'Slow Horses'.
    A desk-bound CIA agent (Robert Redford) happens to survive.
    Fadenner Way was also presented very elegantly.
  8. Barry Lyndon
    This work has a different vibe from the movies above.
    It's a movie that moves forward with heavy, deliberate steps.
    "I'm not sure if I have a 'favorite' among Kubrick's films. However, 'Barry Lyndon' is a film I keep coming back to. It is an experience that evokes profound emotions, conveyed through camera movements, the slow pacing of the drama, and the way characters move in the background.
    When it was released, not many viewers truly understood this film. Even now, not many people understand it. This work depicts the story of a once innocent man transforming into a cold, sophisticated human being and reaching a bitter end, all through a series of beautiful images. In other words, it is a simple and primal story about survival.
    Because the beautiful candlelight in this film illuminates the most terrible cruelty, it is also a scary movie. However, this is the kind of realistic cruelty that one encounters daily in so-called civilized society."
  • Martin Scorsese
    A film that follows a man struggling and changing in his fight to survive.
    I recommend it to those who haven't seen it.

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