I haven’t seen all of them (* means I’ve seen). Neither has Bernard, I bet. I think he just had an old copy of Halliwell’s in the rehearsal room…
Ceremony (Nagisa Oshima, 1971)
In A Lonely Place (Nicholas Ray, 1950) *
Temptation (Irving Pichel, 1946)
Cries And Whispers (Ingmar Bergman, 1972) *
Thieves Like Us (Robert Altman, 1974) *
Age Of Consent (Michael Powell, 1969) *
Ecstasy (Gustav Machaty, 1933)
Also (possibly) [On] The Beach (Stanley Kramer, 1959) *
Sunrise (F W Murnau, 1927) *
[Scarface: The] Shame Of The Nation (Howard Hawks, 1932) *
Vanishing Point (Richard C Sarafian, 1971)And then – around 1990 – they moved to a new, hopefully better rehearsal room, or they had their own studio, and Halliwell’s was left behind or forgotten…
(Inspired by Age Of Consent, 1969 version, being on Talking Pictures…
NB: the song is MUCH BETTER.
For more on Michael Powell, see Peter Hook: Substance – Inside New Order, p425)