This week for the Movie Talk On Sunday we have another set of great questions from @Dennis_Obi who this time takes us on a trip back in time to the swinging 60s.
Some decades seem to get a lot of attention for the developments in film that took place over that time. The 70s and 80s get a lot of love, but the 60s, whilst being packed with some genuinely iconic films, kind of gets overlooked as a whole (maybe because most people can’t remember it because they weren’t there….or can’t remember it because they were there, if ya know what I’m sayin’)
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Q1: Which year during the 60s was the strongest for releases in your opinion? What films released made it stand out? #MTOS
Q2: What top 3 movies from the 60s are your favourite, and still stand up today? #MTOS
Q3: Which director made the most revolutionary movies during that decade? What did they bring that stood out? #MTOS
Q4: Are there any notable ‘classics’ from the 60s that you still haven’t seen yet? #MTOS
Q5: Which year of Oscars during the 60s had, in your opinion, the biggest Oscars duels (actor v actor / movie v movie, etc)? #MTOS
Q6: Which ‘classic’ from the 60s do you dislike, and don’t get the love for that others show? #MTOS
Q7: The Sword & Sandal genre came into its own during the 60s. What are your favourite movies of that genre from the decade? #MTOS
Q8: Without CGI, back in the 60s practical effects and camera trickery were used for any effects work. Which film utilised the effects well, with set pieces that still hold up today? #MTOS
Q9: The Wild West and the 60s were a great match, with a wealth of Westerns during the decade. Best Western from the 60s (and for a bonus, give us the best gif) #MTOS
Q10: The 60s also saw a lot of B-movies and exploitation flicks. Are there any that you would recommend, and why? #MTOS
