Last Non Western You Watched

Finished watching: The General Died At Dawn, watched beau geste in its full run and started watching Lives of the Bengal Lancer--which is very intertaining. After that will be the world premier of Sergeant York (on my DvD player, that is)

"Puerto Vallarta Squeeze," a modern day "B" actioner with Scott Glenn and Harvey Keitel. Fairly interesting movie.
Cheers - Jay

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Originally posted by Jay J. Foraker@Nov 15 2006, 02:50 PM
"Puerto Vallarta Squeeze," a modern day "B" actioner with Scott Glenn and Harvey Keitel. Fairly interesting movie.
Cheers - Jay

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Sounds a bit of an adultish kind of movie.

Started watching the Sergeant York (makings of) Doc on the 2nd dvd. The movie will be reserved for complete viewing Thursday evening.

I've seen The Departed twice. It is a great movie. Scorsese is the best director working today. This should finally bring him an Oscar. Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Martin Sheen, Mark Whalberg, and Jack Nicholson couldn't be better. It is a violent movie. The first time I saw it I cringed, the second time it didn't bother me much.

Hi

Over the past four days sitting on aship goung through the Bay of Biscay I have watched

Passport to Pimlico an old Ealing Comedy.

Around The World In Eighty Days with Pearce Brosnin, & Peter Ustinov

Maby Baby

Penny Sernade

A Farewell To Arms with Gary Cooper (That'll have em rolling in the Aisles)

Kind Hearts and Coronets with Alec Guinness playing 8 roles.

and Spellbound with Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman an Alfred Hitchcock picture.

Regards

Arthur

The Duke will be on my TV screen tonight starring in: King of the Pecos.

Escape From New York
Escape From L.A.

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Escape From New York
Escape From L.A.

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The first one is a cult classic, I love and have the SE edition of the DVD with the Snake Pliskin comic book. I love that movie. The second one was not very good at all and it just cannot get the same feeling as the trip to New York.

I figured that i'd also watch: First Blood again because--------it is rumored that Sylvester Stallone is making a Rambo 4. One wonders who he'll be fighting this time? osama bin ladin?

You can't take it with you with Jean Artur, Barrymore and Stewart. Fine comedy and very light one.

I was alittle ahead of myself and I watched National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. I just love that movie. Next to Fletch and Caddyshack it is my most favorite Chevy Chase movie.

Casino Royale

The best James Bond movie in 20 years. Awesome

The Big Sleep

Hi all,

Watched MEL GIBSON last night in

"THE PATRIOT"

Emmanuel.

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Casino Royale
The best James Bond movie in 20 years. Awesome

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Casino Royale

My wife and I went to it last night and I agree!! He has a new edge now, kind of like the Duke, he takes no crap from anyone!!

I watched last night Cast A Giant Shadow. Though this is a John Wayne, it is really focused on Kirk Douglas. A really good movie and one that I haven't seen in a long time. I forgot most of the movie, and it is the first time I seen Duke really get emotional toward something like that. I recommend this movie for all to see.

Cheers B)

Watched another B- movie - "Scarred City" - with Steven Baldwin . About vigilante cops on the rampage. Wasn't really worth the trouble <_< .
Cheers - Jay

Watched "Dodgeball" - one of those goofy movies where the underdog comes out on top. Mostly silly, diversionary fare.
Cheers - Jay

Watched: Black Hawk Down again for the upteenth time. I'm still not tired of that movie either.

Rest in Peace Sergeant's Gary Gordon and Randall Shugart. Both are posthumous Medal of Honor Recipients.

I watched "Decision Before Dawn" because Ringo raved about it. I must say he is correct in his statement. I never seen the ending happening the way it did. Great movie Ringo, thanks for the "plug".