Doctor Zhivago
I watched Doctor Zhivago on TV last night. It’s a great movie, but too sad to watch. I doubt I want to watch it again as it’s too upsetting. The ending wasn’t under my expectation. The doctor lost his love during the wars, suffered from the wartime hardship, and died by heart attack on street in Moscow at last. Most of old films do have similar story backgrounds all about wars and sadness love stories. Some of them are very upsetting. I think I am a kind of person too easy to be touched so those stories I must remember well. I also love Casablanca, Gone with The Wind and My Fair Lady. There are series of old films showing on our English TV channel for almost two months. I can’t wait to see them all though several I did watch, I don’t mind seeing them again. The actors and actresses I like the most from these films are Clark Gable, Omar Sharif, Vivien Leigh and Audrey Hepburn. 
I always love old films. The spirit of these old films can never be found in the new films nowaday. I started to watch most of them since teenager. I was influenced by my Dad the most. My parents love to watch old western films. They were talking about it from time to time, so I started to watch them. My Dad used to love Superman, Superwoman, Charlie Chaplin and James Bond so I did see most of the related series and movies. Some of them were in black and white too.
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