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

Cheers

One of my favorite Disney movies, and I liked it even better when I found out that one of my favorite under-rated actors, Rod Taylor (from The Train Robbers) was the voice of Pongo.

It was also the first Disney film to be made using a Xerox machine, BTW.

Good choice, Hondo!!!

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Watched nanny McFee on teli last Sunday quite a good picture.


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Arthur

I watched, Defenders of the Earth (1986) Animated series featuring The Phantom, Flash Gordon, Mandrake , Lothar and their nemesis Ming the Merciless

I watched "The Mist" last night. I was kind of a Stephen King nut growingup, not so much anymore. This was one of his last novella that I read so I wanted to see it. Pretty good movie and true to the book.

"Babel" - a movie that interrelated four different stories with a connecting theme. Actually pretty good!
Cheers - Jay

Watched Hatari! last night. Always good for a laugh with Red Buttons..

I watched a few of those "Wildest Car Chase and Crime and Worlds Dumbest Criminals" type shows last night. Then I ended my viewing day by watching another episode of: The Flash.

Bride of Frankenstein and The Day the Earth stood Still. Two Classic & Very Enjoyable Movies!!

Mike

"Goldeneye" - Pierce Brosnan's first Bond picture.
Cheers - Jay

Last night watched Richard Widmark in: "Take the High Ground." And then finished watching all of the episodes of: The Flash.

I watched the Wind That Shakes the Barley, winner of the 2006 Palme D'Or at Cannes. It wasn't as violent as I had heard. It was about the Irish troubles in the 1930's and a good film. Somtimes the Irish could use subtitles.

Watched Atonement last night with my wife. Talk about a depressing movie, good but depressing.

watched Rush Hour 3, great stunts done by jackie chan, saw it in the video shop marked down as it is an ex-rental good buy half the retail price

cheers smokey

Unholy Three the 1930 version and the only taking movie that Lon Chaney had the opportunity to be in before he died of throat cancer.

Good movie

Mike

Dangerous Passage - Robert Lowery
Lowery is one of my favorite B actors, he never lets me down. Plus I still think that he is one of the best Batman portrayer's.

"Dracula" (1931)
"Dracula's Daughter" (1936)
"Son Of Dracula" (1943)

Classic films from Universal Studios. Eerie, atmospheric and lots of fun to watch. These are great movies and a great triple feature on a dark and stormy night.
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Watched another episode of "Planet Earth" on HD DVD with the family.

I was surprised to see something good on TV last night. I started off watching TCM and cought a very interesting movie made circa-just a few years after WWII ended as it had Robert Ryan running through the streets and rubble of Berlin-looking for a kidnapped Scientist. I thought the movie was a good one and I THINK it was called: Berlin Express.

Then when that movie ended, I was yet surprised again when I switched channels to AMC and they were playing: The Longest Day." When that ended, I went to bed. I awoke and turned on the boob-tube and was extremely surprised when I saw that they were playing a VERY rarely shown but great movie called: "Fixed Bayonets" w/ Richard Basehart and Gene Evans.

I ended the morning still on AMC and cought another showing of: "The Longest Day."

I was a fairly happy camper today--now if I can just get rid of this fragging sore throat that I coulght from a cashier working at WalMart. >:-((

I have been watching a very silly serial that is so bad it is great... The Green Archer (1940) the acting is either non-existent or way over the top.

The day I cought my sore throat rfom a cashier at WM, is also the day I bought a copy of: "Stargate" on DvD there for 5 bucks. A very well made movie with a damn fine actor (i.e.) Kurt Russell. Anyway, I started watching it but have not finished it.