Films and me-My favourite films-Films from my country
Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:30 pm-FILMS AND ME:
I can't go usually to the cinema but I love it and I watch a lot of Dvds at home...I think that wach films at home isn't the best but when you are a couple of kids is very difficult to can go to watch adults' films at the cinema.
-MY FAVOURITE FILMS:
I really enjoy all the horror films, comedies, adventures, thrillers, cowboys films...I could recommend a lot of films but I am a classic:
In the past: "Gone with the wind" like a classic of adventures.
In the present: "The exorcist" like a horror film which made school in its kind.
-FILMS FROM MY COUNTRY:
"Historias de la radio" is a classic movie of 50s on the way of the italian realism. I love it...and "El verdugo" that tells the story of a executioner in Spain in the fifties with a lot of humour. I think in Spain we made a lot of funny comedies in the nineties, but now I am tired of films of Spanish Civil War.
I can't go usually to the cinema but I love it and I watch a lot of Dvds at home...I think that wach films at home isn't the best but when you are a couple of kids is very difficult to can go to watch adults' films at the cinema.
-MY FAVOURITE FILMS:
I really enjoy all the horror films, comedies, adventures, thrillers, cowboys films...I could recommend a lot of films but I am a classic:
In the past: "Gone with the wind" like a classic of adventures.
In the present: "The exorcist" like a horror film which made school in its kind.
-FILMS FROM MY COUNTRY:
"Historias de la radio" is a classic movie of 50s on the way of the italian realism. I love it...and "El verdugo" that tells the story of a executioner in Spain in the fifties with a lot of humour. I think in Spain we made a lot of funny comedies in the nineties, but now I am tired of films of Spanish Civil War.