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Hi,
As you have read in the title, I'm giving away two free articles daily, one to each member. Articles will be of 600 words. And can be about any subject. I am not a copywriter so don't demand such things from me.
The only prerequisite is that you should have 100+ posts on this forum. This service is strictly first-come first serve, so don't ask after two article confirmations.
After you receive your article, don't forget to leave a review.
My recent work:
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[B]6 Classical Movies that are Must Watch
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Movies are a wonderful way to pass time and to entertain yourself. But what is a better than classic movies? These are the movies that have inspired and been watched by millions. In this short article, I will try to put out Six of my favorite classical movies. So, let's start.
1. 12 angry men (1957)
This courtroom drama provides a nice story about 12, as you would have rightly judged, jurists. Their task is to find out whether a young man, accused of killing his father, is innocent or not.
2. It's a wonderful life (1944)
When a frustrated businessman (James Stuart) gets confused about his life, an Angel provides him with an alternate reality. In this reality, he has never been born.
Now, he understands how much worse life would be for those he helped. And how much this life and whatever he has is wonderful.
3. Casablanca (1942)
If you are interested in classic romantic movies, this is a must watch. Set in World War II-era Morocco, this is a story about a former spy in love.
4. Rear window (1954)
Rear window is a classic thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock. It has all elements of suspense and surprise that Hitchcock movies provide.
The protagonist (James Stuart) is a disabled photographer. He cannot move even an inch from his chair. Now, his only work is to look outside the window.
One day, he sees suspicious activities from a neighbor. The photographer becomes convinced that he saw a murder. In the beginning, his love (Grace Kelly) doesn't understand it. But as the movie goes on, she and the helping lady come in agreement with him.
5. Vertigo (1958)
Vertigo is another classic Hitchcock. It revolves around the story of a detective (James Stuart) suffering from acrophobia. He has lost his job due to his fear of heights but takes an assignment coming from a friend.
His friend's wife is involved in some suspicious activities. She revolves around graves and acts as a woman who died a century ago.
Stuart - trying hard - is unable to save her. And she dies. The story becomes complicated when Stuart sees her again.
6. Godfather (1972)
This classic by Francis Cappola is at the top of IMDb charts. The story revolves around an Italian don in The United States, Don Corleone (Marlon Brando). He is at war with other Italian mafias. They try to kill him once and fail. But succeed on the second occasion. This results in the reluctant son (Al Pacino) taking power.
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