Last Non Western You Watched

The Sandpiper with Taylor and Burton. Dreadful.

I just recently noticed somehting odd about something in the movie: None But the Brave. There is a scene where 3 Marines are sent to go steal the boat the Japanese Soldiers had built and the Japanese Lieutenant--is at first seen with a Nambu pistol in a scene or two where he isnt to fire it. However, at the boat theft scenes, he is holding a GERMAN Walther P-38--which he fires a few times during the movie. Hmmm, has me thinking that Nambus werent even good for firing blanks. :lol::lol::lol: I already knew they were Carp-for weapons to begin with but-apparently they were CARP for firing blanks too.

The Descendants with George Clooney. Not a bad movie, not what I expected.

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The Flying Tigers

M*A*S*H, the series finale.

Today, wife and I went to see The Hunger Games and it was good. Post apocolyptic story about teenagers being chosen by the powers that be to fight to the death and the winner getting a feast of food. Food is in short supply.

In Harms Way

Hondo, I watched "The Descendants" last night and completely agree with you.
I expected lighter fare but got involved in the story.

We deal in lead, friend.

The Desert Rats w/ Richard Burton, James Mason, Torin Thatcher and Robert Newton--couldnt ask for a better War Movie.

Watched "Rango" with my grandson. Should have been better.

We deal in lead, friend

Getting in the mood for a war movie marathon, and this is because i might be coming away with 4 lobby cards from a favorite of mine: Battle of the Bulge.

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The Day will Dawn an early WWII film

and Hangman's House

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Arthur

Battleground, that's fer sure, that's fer dang sure.

Limitless. An interesting film, but I don't think I will be watching it again.

Felt like rewatching: The Tanks Are Coming. ;-))

Ghostship better thriller than I expected

Hell To Eternity w/ Jeffrey Hunter, Richard Eyer, Georges: Shibata, Takai, Sessue Hayakawa, John Larch, David Janssen & Vic Damone.

A superb Pacific War war movie.

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Watched yesterday the John Ford masterpiece starring John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara Ward Bond Victor MacLaglen, Barry Fitzgerald and a host of Irish players

Don't think its necessary to name the picture

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Arthur

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Father Goose with Leslie Caron and Cary Grant

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Arthur