Last Non Western You Watched

12 Years A Slave Ick

Four more short films of slapstick with Charlie Chaplin

They Were Expendable 1945 Robert Montgomery and John Wayne, John's love interest is Donna Reed.

Watched The Longest Day on Memorial Day on the hated AMC.

Last night I watched "Rebecca", an early film of Larry Olivier's. Pretty good.

August: Osage County Horrible Scenery chewing all around.

The Descendants Good film by Alexander Payne with a really good performance by George Clooney.

We Were Soldiers- Mel Gibson & Sam Elliott-wish Duke had made THIS instead of Green Berets...

"Bringing Up Baby" - Madcap comedy with Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn.

''Hamburger Hill'' - An epic war masterpiece I like very much.

To Catch A Thief

''Way of the Dragon''...I don't know how many times I have seen this.

The fight between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris in Colosseum is still pretty tough.

Dark Blue-Kurt Russell-good film along the lines of Training day. Fine performance, as usual, by Russell

This afternoon I watched this film, which included a large portion of John Ford's usual group of stars (except for our Main Man). I couldn't believe it - I had never seen this movie during my 76 years and I loved it. Not only did it have a heckuva cast but it also had a lot of military marches, which are some of my favorite kinds of music. Excellent and highly recommended.

"Woman of the Year" - Spencer Tracy's and Katherine Hepburn's first movie together. Watched it on TCM earlier today.

Lee Daniels- The Butler Pretentious

Any Which Way You Can

Pompeii 2014

Endeavour

''They Were Expendable'' Another great war movie from John Ford including an excellent cast.

"Robin and Marion" - a revisionist view of the Robin Hood tale with Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn.