1970s Highest Grossing Films

[thesweetscience]

I just watched Rocky for the first time in like 20-25 years....

 

...what a brilliant movie it is.

Very hard to vote against The Godfather but I just had to go with the big fish and Robert Shaw.

 

I never did see Love Story, Fiddler on the Roof, or The Sting.

 

Star Wars and Grease are my two earliest memories of the cinema that I have. I was a few months shy of 5 when I saw Star Wars at the theater.

Do yourself a favor and watch The Sting. I can't believe you haven't seen it.

 

Me neither! Paul Newman was a classic pro. There are a bunch of his movies which I haven’t seen that I just never got around to

 

Saw it on Showtime streaming a year ago. Great twist ending.

Exactly. Also, R.I.P. Paul Newman

Too bad Cars was his last movie to really shine him in... when he was alive

Two of my favorite, lesser know Newman movies are Absence of Malice and Nobody's Fool.

[_hi_water._]

I just watched Rocky for the first time in like 20-25 years....

 

...what a brilliant movie it is.

Very hard to vote against The Godfather but I just had to go with the big fish and Robert Shaw.

 

I never did see Love Story, Fiddler on the Roof, or The Sting.

 

Star Wars and Grease are my two earliest memories of the cinema that I have. I was a few months shy of 5 when I saw Star Wars at the theater.

Do yourself a favor and watch The Sting. I can't believe you haven't seen it.

 

Me neither! Paul Newman was a classic pro. There are a bunch of his movies which I haven’t seen that I just never got around to

 

Saw it on Showtime streaming a year ago. Great twist ending.

Exactly. Also, R.I.P. Paul Newman

Too bad Cars was his last movie to really shine him in... when he was alive

Two of my favorite, lesser know Newman movies are Absence of Malice and Nobody's Fool.

Mhm. Cars was pretty good as well... even though it may test some people's patience

[invisible airwave]

I just watched Rocky for the first time in like 20-25 years....

 

...what a brilliant movie it is.

Very hard to vote against The Godfather but I just had to go with the big fish and Robert Shaw.

 

I never did see Love Story, Fiddler on the Roof, or The Sting.

 

Star Wars and Grease are my two earliest memories of the cinema that I have. I was a few months shy of 5 when I saw Star Wars at the theater.

Do yourself a favor and watch The Sting. I can't believe you haven't seen it.

 

Me neither! Paul Newman was a classic pro. There are a bunch of his movies which I haven’t seen that I just never got around to

 

Saw it on Showtime streaming a year ago. Great twist ending.

Exactly. Also, R.I.P. Paul Newman

Too bad Cars was his last movie to really shine him in... when he was alive

Two of my favorite, lesser know Newman movies are Absence of Malice and Nobody's Fool.

Mhm. Cars was pretty good as well... even though it may test some people's patience

 

Yeah, it’s the weak link of Pixar. The sequel is even worse and I didn’t bother with 3. His 2nd to last movie was a great showcase for him. Great Oscar winning cinematography as well from frequent collaborator, the late Conrad Hall, who won posthumously.

 

Edited July 9, 2020 by invisible airwave

[invisible airwave]

I just watched Rocky for the first time in like 20-25 years....

 

...what a brilliant movie it is.

Very hard to vote against The Godfather but I just had to go with the big fish and Robert Shaw.

 

I never did see Love Story, Fiddler on the Roof, or The Sting.

 

Star Wars and Grease are my two earliest memories of the cinema that I have. I was a few months shy of 5 when I saw Star Wars at the theater.

Do yourself a favor and watch The Sting. I can't believe you haven't seen it.

 

Me neither! Paul Newman was a classic pro. There are a bunch of his movies which I haven’t seen that I just never got around to

 

Saw it on Showtime streaming a year ago. Great twist ending.

Exactly. Also, R.I.P. Paul Newman

Too bad Cars was his last movie to really shine him in... when he was alive

Two of my favorite, lesser know Newman movies are Absence of Malice and Nobody's Fool.

 

The Verdict is my personal favorite of his. The latter is the most underrated performance I’ve seen from Bruce Willis as well.

[_hi_water._]

I just watched Rocky for the first time in like 20-25 years....

 

...what a brilliant movie it is.

Very hard to vote against The Godfather but I just had to go with the big fish and Robert Shaw.

 

I never did see Love Story, Fiddler on the Roof, or The Sting.

 

Star Wars and Grease are my two earliest memories of the cinema that I have. I was a few months shy of 5 when I saw Star Wars at the theater.

Do yourself a favor and watch The Sting. I can't believe you haven't seen it.

 

Me neither! Paul Newman was a classic pro. There are a bunch of his movies which I haven’t seen that I just never got around to

 

Saw it on Showtime streaming a year ago. Great twist ending.

Exactly. Also, R.I.P. Paul Newman

Too bad Cars was his last movie to really shine him in... when he was alive

Two of my favorite, lesser know Newman movies are Absence of Malice and Nobody's Fool.

Mhm. Cars was pretty good as well... even though it may test some people's patience

 

Yeah, it’s the weak link of Pixar. The sequel is even worse and I didn’t bother with 3. His 2nd to last movie was a great showcase for him. Great Oscar winning cinematography as well from frequent collaborator, the late Conrad Hall, who won posthumously.

 

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I thought Cars was pretty good, but yeah it's not Toy Story or The Incredibles.

Wait we're now talking about more 'kid friendly' films... lol

Edited July 9, 2020 by _hi_water._

[thesweetscience]

I just watched Rocky for the first time in like 20-25 years....

 

...what a brilliant movie it is.

Very hard to vote against The Godfather but I just had to go with the big fish and Robert Shaw.

 

I never did see Love Story, Fiddler on the Roof, or The Sting.

 

Star Wars and Grease are my two earliest memories of the cinema that I have. I was a few months shy of 5 when I saw Star Wars at the theater.

Do yourself a favor and watch The Sting. I can't believe you haven't seen it.

 

Me neither! Paul Newman was a classic pro. There are a bunch of his movies which I haven’t seen that I just never got around to

 

Saw it on Showtime streaming a year ago. Great twist ending.

Exactly. Also, R.I.P. Paul Newman

Too bad Cars was his last movie to really shine him in... when he was alive

Two of my favorite, lesser know Newman movies are Absence of Malice and Nobody's Fool.

 

The Verdict is my personal favorite of his. The latter is the most underrated performance I’ve seen from Bruce Willis as well.

The Verdict is also a classic.

 

 

[pjbear05]

Jaws on top. That and The Godfather as A-. 70's over 80's.

 

"Here's to swimmin' with bow legged women."