Last Non Western You Watched

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Originally posted by ethanedwards@Sep 22 2006, 02:34 PM
Well Carl,
when you get to London,
you head right on along that south coast,
keeping the sea to your left,
then you get to Portsmouth,
then you can have a few pints with Arthur.
When you've sobered up, you carry on
along the south coast,to Torquay
then you can have a few more pints with your
English buddy.

Now there's a thought!!!!!!

Best Wishes

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Thank you Keith, I definately will look forward to spending some time with you Gentlemen. Maybe I can convince my friend Paul (from London) to come along. Paul is a Gentleman worth knowing. I don't drink much or often so i'd probably better alternate with a glass of tea in between drinks ;-D or I might be spending some time in jail for public intoxication.

Take care mate--and cheers--Carl.

Hi Karl

I'd like to add my best wishes when you get to have your treatment, take care, and with Keith I'll keep a pint behind the bar for you.

Regards

Arthur

Hi Carl

I'd like to add my best wishes when you get to have your treatment, take care, and with Keith I'll keep a pint behind the bar for you.

Regards

Arthur

Carl - I'm sending high thoughts and prayers in your direction. If you do have your operation in San Antonio, let me know and hopefully I can come by for a visit.

The last non-western I watched was "Abyss" in the original version which I have on VHS. I'm ambivalent as to which I like better - the original or the augmented version (with the aliens causing all the mayhem around the world).

Cheers - Jay

Thank you Keith, Arthur, Jay.

Arthur, I will definately look forward to enjoying a pint w/ you. :-))

Jay, That I will do. I look forward to meeting you as we are practically next door neighbors as the crow flies.

Just picked up another title at Wal-Mart (a Western) but I can't remember what it's title is at this moment. It IS a Duke movie though.

Shall we dance with Richard Gere.Very good!

The Awful Truth, with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne.

My wife took the kids to see the animated Everyone's Hero. That's the one about baseball and Babe Ruth's bat being stolen . . . . They really enjoyed it.

Chester

Watched X3: The Last Stand I like them comic book movies, cannot explain why.

"Ice Station Zebra"

Mr.Toad's Wild Ride

Watched: Death Wish 3, w/ Chas Bronson and will be watching Death Wish 4, with Mr. Bronson--as soon as I finish watching John Wayne in the Shadow of the Eagle Serial.

"Firestarter," starring a slightly older Drew Barrymore from her "ET" debut. Fairly good SF movie with lots of pyrotechnics.
Cheers - Jay

I just finished watching Apollo 13 with Tom Hanks. A very awesome movie. Keeps you on the edge of your seat, even thought you know the results. Ron Howard sure knows how to make a movie!

Mark

South Pacific with a magnificent Glenn Close.What a wonderfull actress and singer!

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Originally posted by dukefan1@Oct 19 2006, 11:01 AM
Ron Howard sure knows how to make a movie!

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Just saw in the newspaper this morning that "Opie" is going to be a grandfather! Where has the time gone?
Cheers - Jay

Ah yes, tis' fall and the halloween season is at hand, so we are now watching a lot of classic horror films . The wife and I just watched "Vanhelsing" and we are cueing up "The Wolfman" the Lon Channey jr. classic as we speak. I'm waiting for the Michael Landon "B" horror flick "I was a teenage werewolf" to come in the mail .
By the way, I love the "Bruce" avatar Moonshine Sally

Just finished watching "Over the Hedge" with the kids. Steve Carrol is hilarious as the squirrel.

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Originally posted by sun526@Oct 19 2006, 09:13 PM

By the way, I love the "Bruce" avatar Moonshine Sally

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Counting the days now to see him next month It's been 3 yrs since I saw him,missed him last time he was in Belgium(sold out before I finished work )

On topic De Zaak Alzheimer (Fantastic Belgian film :D)

During the past few days, I got to feast my eyes on movies like: Death Wish 4 w/ Charles Bronson, Angels With Dirty Faces w/ James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart, Midway w/ Charlton Heston and Henry Fonda, another Cagney film that I liked but was too sick to take notice of what the title was and I watched: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea w/ Kirk Douglas.

Sometimes being sick can pay off.

It's a Wonderful Life for the first time and like it a lot.
Regards,
Senta