Free Movie: Rebecca (1940)

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

[V K Lee]

Story of a young woman who marries a
fascinating widower only to find out
that she must live in the shadow of his
former wife, Rebecca, who died mysteriously
several years earlier. The young wife must
come to grips with the terrible secret of
her handsome, cold husband, Max De Winter
(Laurence Olivier). She must also deal with the
jealous, obsessed Mrs...

[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.