But only if you like cheesy b-movie trash ^^
Thought it was hilarious

Bringing Up Baby (1938)

It had been a long time since I literally lol'd while watching a movie. It's silly and simple, but it has some great comedy. It has to be one of the most enjoyable romcoms I've ever watched as well, although Charade (also starring Cary Grant btw) is still my favourite.

This post was edited by zarkadon on Sep 12 2016 05:28pm

because I just went GAY all of a sudden!!

Being John Malkovich

Really good lol.

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, just like Toxic Avenger over the top B-Movie action, I loved it.
The Wizard of Oz (1939), realy charming movie, although I despise musicals I liked the songs, they were pretty catchy.

This post was edited by ChuzzeL on Sep 13 2016 05:09am

I have to admit that I used to see Cary Grant as a bit of a douche and a guy who just made a living out of his handsomeness, but after watching more of his movies I've realized he has some great performances. I really liked him in this one, at times I felt like I was watching some kind of talking Harold Lloyd

Ingrid Bergman said the exact same thing about Cary Grant before meeting him. She expected him to be a douchebag / diva but he turned out to be a very humble dude and they ended up good friends.

This post was edited by Svartermetalisk on Sep 13 2016 07:29am

It's probably because he starred in all those films where he'd just smile, say a few words with confidence, and melt the co-starring female character. It makes people feel like that's just the way he is, some cocky douchebag that just smiles... but after seeing him portray other types of characters and also seeing him star in better films (much of his filmography consists of mediocre movies where they just milk his name for money), I now consider him as one of the best actors of his generation.

Actors back in the day were so shit lol

Colonia - decent, not more I can say about it.