Free Movie: Rebecca (1940)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1uvgx3NUR0 ^ | n/a | n/a

[V K Lee]

Also starring Joan Fontain. This movie
taken trom the
Youtube site of CineMoi. If so inclined,
visit their site to view opportunities for other great
classics in TV and film.

[Publius]

Alfred Hitchcock at his best.

[V K Lee]

A direct link to Cini Moi
https://www.youtube.com/@cinemoinorthamerica/videos

[V K Lee]

Fully agree. One of his earlier endevors. Just as good as
his more recent. Perhaps a difficult man, but one of great
talent.

[pnut22]

Last night I dreamed of Manderley....

[CottonBall]

Another great movie. TY!

I’m considering doing a ping list. but I have been completely unreliable on the last duties I’ve taken on with FR.

[fhayek]

Agree. Olivier. Hitchcock. Joan Fontaine. And the ever-smarmy (he elevated it to an artform) George Sanders....

[yuleeyahoo]

George Sanders is a personal favorite of mine. He makes an excellent villain.

[V K Lee]

I hear you Cotton, to keep one updated is a job unto itself
Should you wish to try, I’ll gladly inform you when this should happen again, free movie. Do believe I could manage
one to be informed rather than a list of ??? in total, coming
and going. Should you do so, let me know at some point in the
future.

[V K Lee]

agree. He plays a villain well. The Ghost & Mrs Muir permanently set that image.

[WXRGina]

Hitchcock ping.

[joesbucks]

I appreciate your daily links. So many great suggestions. Thanks!

[Joe Republc]

Awesome, thank you! I have just started reading the novel based on it being listed high on the most entertaining novels to read. I saw the movie decades ago and I’m sure I’ll enjoy watching it again after reading the book.

[SisterK]

free movie ping

[V K Lee]

Thanks SisterK. Hope you enjoy. :-)

[henbane]

Thanks for your ongoing selections of movie postings and your heads-up re Cinemoi.

That website has a nice click-list of free movies--many from the bygone Golden Era of Hollywood.

CINÉMOI-Vintage to Modern Movies

[V K Lee]

You are too kind, JoesBucks. It's great to know they are
enjoyed and, hopefully, shared. A question for you and others: would you prefer newer movies or the old classics.
It will help to know what people really really want to see.
The replies are always scanned, some might even get a treply
if needed. When another movie might be mentioned, it is added
to ‘the list’ and should I run across it, a note is made to add to ‘the list’. When opportunity strikes, time is taken to
search for some of the suggestions made.

Hope you continue to enjoy.

[joesbucks]

Old or newer? I really enjoy both. One of the tv stations I get is a network called Movies! They run a lot of old b&w movies, many from the noir genre. I really enjoy many of their presentations.

[V K Lee]

Is the site showing the movie a plus for any here? Previously, an entire list was made of possible YT sites. Agree, it was a bit oveerwhelming, but if noted one by one
as the movie is posted, might not be a bad idea. Any answers
from the crew? Come on guys. Give me some input, PLEASE.

Thanks Kenbane. Take an opportunity to 'TAKE FIVE', step out of
our reality today; make a few minutes for yourself.

[V K Lee]

Thanks, we once could get Movies! as well. Then we moved; after that Movies! was nada. On good reception days, we might
get some really bad reception, but overall its nada.