Last Non Western You Watched

Last Tuesday went and saw Tangled in 3d... then last night watched White Christmas, Holiday Inn, and The Bishop's Wife... great movies!!

JFK for about the 150 time just love the film

"Airport" - the granddaddy!

In the Christmas mood.
Scrooge 1970 Musical version.

An old classic, "A Man Called Peter". A good old religion movie/bio.

Cheers

the last two I watched were
Breakfast At Tiffany's
&
Rachel Rachel

Uncommon Valor with Gene Hackman, and Patrick Swayze.

Cheers

"The Wild Geese" - Richard Burton, Roger Moore. Richard Harris and Hardy Kruger playing professional mercenaries who gather up a group of their fellow professionals to accomplish a special mission in Africa.
I had not seen this in years. Suddenly, it turned up in a bunch of discounted DVDs for $5. It was just as good, if not better, as I remember it. Other standouts in this movie were Jack Watson, Ronald Fraser and Kenneth Griffith. Great adventure story.

the mummy and the mummy returns with brendan fraser.very enjoyable
a christmas vistor with william devane a heartfelt movie

Two recorded movies. 1. The Man who Stares at Goats. 2. Heaven's Prisioner. The first one was really stupid, the second was so much better with at least a story.

Cheers

The Town with Ben Affleck. One tough action film part Heat part The Departed.

"They Were Expendable"

jennifer's body megan fox an ok comic horror

For the past week, I've been watching TV episodes and full-length films about one of history's most famous (and conceited ) detectives who, with his sidekick Dr. Watson, solved many of 19th century England's most puzzling crimes. Starring Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes and David Burke/Edward Hardwicke as Watson.

These actors, IMO, portrayed Holmes and Watson better than any others I've seen. I've enjoyed their work so much that I've ordered more of the series from Amazon.

I've been impressed by the sets shown in the films and gotten a big kick out of the cute costumes worn by the female household servants, especially their aprons and headgear.

I remember these when PBS aired them. It was the best combination of actors, set decoration and costume. It didn't hurt that the teleplays were very faithful to the original Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stories.

Rob Roy with Liam Neeson and Jessica Lange. A very good movie but long and violent. rated R.

Cheers

michael collins.a good irsh film about an irish rebel.liam neeson is good as michael collins but julia roberts as kitty kiernan was ok but her dublin accent is as phoney.

Clint Eastwood's "Tightrope"

the quite man,it was on tg4 last nite

Saw Eastwood in: Gran Torino, Harrison Ford in all his Indiana Jones movies as well as Blade Runner, Several mickey rooney Andy Hardy movies-in bits and pieces, and starting my 2 box sets of Warner Gangster Classics vols 1-2-already had 3 and still need set 4. I cant wait to see Cagney, Bogie and Edw G. Robinson.

Oh and, found a few classics in the $5 bin at walmart-MISTER ROBERTS, TARAS BULBA and a few others.