Star Movies Select HD has been staying true to its
promise of impeccable curation by showcasing the best, sometimes even never
seen before movies with just one simple intention – delighting our discerning
audience every single time. With the introduction of its newest film festival-
Films to see before you die, it has showcased life changing movies that a fan
must watch at least once in their lifetime. Till date they have featured
splendid movies like Goodfellas, Casablanca, Whiplash, Titanic, The Shawshank
Redemption, Full Metal Jacket and so on. Star Movies Selecet HD has set the
standards of that it has certainly
inspired its audience through its breath taking selection of movie titles that
one ought to watch. As we slowly get ready for the weekdays to come, here is a
look at the interesting bunch of movies that will be airing on this winter
month’s first week (December 5th to 9t)h with a few fun facts about the
movies!
1. ‘’Films To See Before You Die’’ -
Dead Poets Society on Monday @9pm
You Monday Blues will certainly go away as Star Movies
Select HD will be showcasing one of the most inspiring movies on TV. In this
film an English teacher John Keating inspires his students to look at poetry
with a different perspective of authentic knowledge and feelings. Starring none
other than Robbie Williams, Ethan Hawke and many other- the film created a
tremendous perspective at education and the beautiful relationship between
teacher and student. An Interesting fact of the film Dead Poets Society that a
few also know is that the movie was originally going to be filmed in Rome,
Georgia, but the director wanted snow to enhance the feel of a New England prep
school. As snow is expensive to replicate, they moved filming to Delaware,
where it snows!
2. ‘’Films To See Before You Die’’ - A
Streetcar Named Desire on Tuesday @9pm
A Streetcar named Desire is certainly known for its
famous Marlon Brando- Stella! Moment. Even more know, the movie is based on a
Pulitzer Prize winning play that is indeed a must watch. In this film,
disturbed Blanche DuBois moves in with her sister in New Orleans and is
tormented by her brutish brother-in-law while her reality crumbles around her.
A now classic movie, an interesting fact of the film is of the character of the
sailor who helps Blanche onto the streetcar at the beginning of the film was played
by Mickey Kuhn. As a child actor, Kuhn had worked with Leigh on the multiple
Oscar Winning masterpiece "Gone With the Wind," playing the
five-year-old Beau Wilkes, son of Melanie and Ashley.
3. ’Films To See Before You Die’’ -
From Here To Eternity on Wednesday @9pm
Known to be a racy film and acclaimed for its
fearlessness on the big screen, From Here To Eternity pictured in Hawaii in 1941 tells the story of a private who is
cruelly punished for not boxing on his unit's team, while his captain's wife
and second-in-command are falling in love. Based on a novel, a fact of the film
is that of a steamy scene showing
Deborah Kerr and Burt Lancaster in a passionate horizontal embrace on a
Hawaiian beach was very popular however American censors deleted four seconds
from that provocative love-making scene.
4. ’Films To See Before You Die’’ –
MASH on Thursday@9pm
A 1970 comedy
film based on a book by Richard Hooker, MASH was the beginning of one of the
most famous television series. The comedy film tells the story of the staff of
a Korean War field hospital who use humour and hijinks to keep their sanity in
the face of the horror of war. An interesting fact of the film was that it was
at the time, the second biggest grossing comedy, coming in just below The
Graduate
5. ’Films To See Before You Die’’ –
Patton on Friday
A compelling portrait of a controversial US General, The
plot of this movie details The World War
II phase of the career of the American general, George S. Patton.An Interesting fact of Patton fetaured at the
beginning of the movie, Patton is reviewing Morrocan troops during a formal
parade. This includes a scene of camel mounted soldiers at attention lined up
side by side. These soldiers are armed with the French MAT 49 submachine gun. This weapon was first
manufactured in 1949,
several years after World War Two had ended.
Do not miss ‘Films To See Before You Die’ from Monday to
Friday at 9pm on Star
Movies HD Select.
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