Last Non Western You Watched

Jumping Jack Flash which is always an enjoyable film to watch.

Watched "Superbad". While not a movie the kids can watch, I found myself chuckling at parts as some of it was so true during my high school years.

S'more of The Flash and something pretty good w/ John Garfield and Sidney Greenstreet-that was on yesterday on TCM.

The Adventures of Captain Marvel - Tom Tyler

It Came From Beneath the Sea on TCM last night. This movie was about a giant Octopus that first attacked a US Navy Sub and then started attacking people on a beack-and ate them. Next this Octopi, decided to attack the Golden Gate Bridge (and did a pretty good job of it too ;-))

After that, I watched: Wake of the Red Witch partly through because I was not feeliing too well. I need to watch it again-what I saw was something unusual for Duke-IMO.

Gremlins Great little movie with a cameo role for Harry Carey.

Mike

Elizabeth: The Golden Age - An exploration of the relationship between Elizabeth I and the adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh.
I liked the first film and for once I like a sequel. I love these kinds of films, and can't get enough of films based on early English (medieval) period.

Like Carl, I watched "It Came from Beneath the Sea" and "Wake of the Red Witch" on TCM.
Cheers - Jay

Hello All,
I have just watched "Sharpe's Eagle" starring Sean Bean. It is about a soldier during the peninsular wars of 1808 - 1815 against Napoleon. I found it very interesting and enjoyed the various characters depicted. I will follow this with "Sharpe's Gold" very shortly. It is part of a series that was originally on ITV in England.
Regards
Redcap

I always wanted to see those 15 or so Sharpe movies, Sean Bean is consistently entertaining. Anyway, I last watched Everybody Loves Raymond, I actually love Robert more his presence alone makes me giggle.

Over the weekend I watched "I am Legend", great beginning, ending was crap. I also watched "Michael Clayton". Good movie, rather slow for my tastes but good none the less.

just watch today an australian movie called Malcom is a good family movie and it is based in Melbourne where they still have trams

cheers smokey

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I always wanted to see those 15 or so Sharpe movies, Sean Bean is consistently entertaining. Anyway, I last watched Everybody Loves Raymond, I actually love Robert more his presence alone makes me giggle.

I'm not a big fan of that particular programme, but I do find Robert the funniest.

I think my favourite American sitcom would be the superior "Frasier".

Frasier's okay, but I have always tended to lean towards the more broad humor presented by Raymond among others. In my book the Three Stooges, Abbott & Costello, and to a lesser extent Jerry Lewis are my favorites.

The Phantom (1996) Billy Zane. was the last Non Western I Watched

Watched Galdiator last night or should I say, started watching it. Will finish it tonight I hope. Its become a all time favorite, not for the fighting and blood, though I do enjoy the fighting, its more for the story and the acting from Crowe.

101 Dalmations, yes a Disney movie from 1961 that has just been released in animation.

Cheers

I just bought that last week for my Mother, she loves Disney.

Watched a Costner movie to commemorate the start of baseball. "For Love of the Game", although long in spots, I enjoyed the film and the baseball story behind it is fun as well.

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Hello All,
I have just watched "Sharpe's Eagle" starring Sean Bean. It is about a soldier during the peninsular wars of 1808 - 1815 against Napoleon. I found it very interesting and enjoyed the various characters depicted. I will follow this with "Sharpe's Gold" very shortly. It is part of a series that was originally on ITV in England.
Regards
Redcap

I'm familiar with all of those Sharpe's movies. I've seen several of them and like them. Deep Discount DvD used to have a special boxed set that had all of them come inside of a weeden "ammo" crate and also had a real-sized dagger with them. Don't know if this set is still offered with these bonuses or not? but if so, I want a set.

Also, I saw these when A&E was also showing the Horatio Hornblower series-of which I am a fan of as well.

The last thing I saw non-western was a vintage British War movie that was on this morning on TCM-I did not see it all the way through nor did I catch it's title.

So you recommend the Sharpe movies then, Ringo?

The last chapter of Captain Marvel was the last non western I watched.