Last Non Western You Watched

We watched a Bob Hope movie, Call Me Bwana (1963). It was without a doubt right up there as one of the stupidest movies we've ever watched.

There were a couple of good jokes . . . but not enough to make it worth the time spent . . .



Chester

i've seen the classic " the searchers"

Kindergarten Cop

"They Were Expendable", my favorite Duke war film.

Hi

Just finished watching Mary Queen of Scots. Reasonably true to History as well.



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Arthur

Decision before Dawn-for about the 50th time since I bought the DvD.

Oh and i forgot, I saw: The Bedford Incident a few nighrts ago-great movie that gets even better with every viewing.

Two of Alan Ladd's film noir pictures from the Forties which I recently ordered from Amazon-UK (I think I mentioned somewhere that I'd recently bought a Pioneer multi-region DVD player). The movies were "The Blue Dahlia" and "The Glass Key". Both co-starred Veronica Lake and featured William Bendix. "The Glass Key" also co-starred Brian Donlevy, one of my favorite character actors from way back when. Both movies were pretty good but I think of the two, I liked "The Glass Key" a bit better.

I went and saw the new Sherlock Holmes movie over Christmas break and I really liked it. It's not what I was expecting but I still really enjoyed it as would recommend it.

I agree on Sherlock Holmes-VERY good for a "revisionist"-type film. Also saw The 4th Kind, a "Blair Witch" type UFO/abduction film, done not too convincingly.

This morning on TCM as I was preparing to leave-I cought part of the Reagan and Flynn classic: Desperate Journey. This movie NEEDS to be on DvD and for sale to us fans of it.

i went and saw The Blind Side last night with a couple of friends and it was really good i enjoyed it a lot and would recommend it. it had a neat story line and it had some pretty funny parts too.

Amelia with Hillary Swank, Richard Gere, Ewan McGregor. A very choppy movie, but if you can over look that, it's not that bad, the acting.

Cheers

Hi

Watched a 1952 Korean War picture called Retreat Hell starring Frank Lovejoy Richard Carlson and Rusty Tamblyn. It wasn't too bad.

Regards

Arthur

Designing Woman with Gregory Peck and Lauren Bacall. A goofy comedy, but a good goofy comedy.

Cheers

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Hi

Watched a 1952 Korean War picture called Retreat Hell starring Frank Lovejoy Richard Carlson and Rusty Tamblyn. It wasn't too bad.

Regards

Arthur

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I havent seen that movie in ages and remember loving it.

One for you Arthur that im soon to get some Lobby Cards of is: The Devils Desciple which had Harry Andrews (as a British Officer of course) Burt Lancaster as a Priest turned Rebel, and Kirk Douglas as a Rebel turned Priest.

Forgot to mention I saw Kellys Heroes again as well as The Big Red One-twice too.

The Great Escape with Steve McQueen, James Garner, and a great male cast in the early 1960's. It was on TCM. It's a great month on TCM. They are showing 31 days of Oscar, and they are showing some great movies.

Cheers

Watched "The Great Escape" on TCM as well. Also watched "Bullitt" too, which followed.

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, a good movie. Just a period movie. The child actor is good and pretty.

Cheers

That makes three of us who tuned in to Great Escape last night.
This morning I watched a dvd of A Walk in the Sun. A little slow at first but it picked up when the platoon met the Germans.

We deal in lead, friend.