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Torrid Love Affairs and Wild Parties on Bar Stools: My Favorite Old Movies
Author: Kasan Groupe
Author: Kasan GroupeFrom torrid love affairs to wild affluent parties on bar stools, these films truly have it all. They're perfect for a cozy night in this winter and they are some of my favorite old movies. The Graduate (1967) The movie revolves around a confused, disillusioned recent college graduate (hence the title) named Ben Braddock. He moves back home after completing an impressive undergraduate career. His parents expect great things from and hes faltering under the pressure. He runs into the wife of his fathers business partner Mrs. Robinson and they begin a torrid love affair. The affair eventually ends but comes back to haunt Ben when he falls for Mrs. Robinsons daughter, Elaine. The young Dustin Hoffman gives a great performance as a nervous, awkward young man worried about his future. The film also features a fantastic soundtrack with Simon and Garfunkel in the backdrop of many of the scenes. This movie is classic for its timeless themes and risky plotline. Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961) This classic film begins with struggling young writer Paul Varjak moves into a New York apartment building. He quickly meets and becomes captivated by his beautiful and eccentric new neighbor Holly Golightly. She possesses an enigmatic air that is both sexy and sophisticated, but when Paul sees her alone, her vulnerable neuroses and insecurities become apparent. Audrey Hepburn does a wonderful job playing the lovable, confused Holly. Her onscreen performance is mesmerizing. The film also features a few notable scenes, from Hollys wild party to when she convinces Paul to shoplift which make this film a classic hit far ahead of its time. About the Author: