Last Non Western You Watched

12 days of terror
a true story about shark attacks in northern new jersey in 1916

I don't want to give away any spoilers on Shutter Island, but I kinda figured out the "surprise" when i saw the trailors, so the film was a let-down for me. From Paris With Love, well, Travolta tries-with the goatee and bald head and all, to be a tough guy, but just seemed too soft in the role. Had some really good action, but I thought it needed a stonger plot.

It came from beneath the Sea early Ray Harryhausen B movie with ever faithful Kenneth Tobey (Whirlybirds) plus a role with Duke in Wings of Eagles and gorgeous Fay Domergue (This Planet Earth).

DukePilgrim, you inspired me to re-watch this one along with "The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms". Thanks for the excuse to revisit my childhood, and that was Lee Van Cleef who fired the fatal shot from the roller coaster.

We deal in lead, friend.

Made me brakeout my copy (vhs) of my favorite Harryhousen film.
EARTH VS FLYING SAUCERS. (1956)

urban legend a good slasher film

Terminator Salvation good entry in the series

The Crowded Sky 1960.
One of many airplane films inspired by The High and the Mighty.
This film was not that mighty.

Saw an Anthony Quinn classic today: Guadalcanal Diary.

Also, I love Ray Harryhausen movies and Earth vs the Flying Saucers is my favorite of his. I too also have either It Came From Beneath the Sea or The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms? whichever had the giant Squid or Octopus.

Hi

300 Spartans with Richard Egan


Regards

Arthur

just got thro the first season of chips.

it brings me back to my youth when i was growing up in the eighties.

Guadalcanal Diary with Anthony Quinn, Lloyd Nolan, William Bendix and Richard Jaeckel.

Gran Torino, with Clint Eastwood. Terrific film with a powerful theme.

Bob

The remake of The Crazies-

Die Hard I & II yesterday.

Pawn Stars, I really like this show!

Tomorrow however I am taking a sick day so it will be a John Wayne day

7th Voyage of Sinbad early Ray Harryhausen movie

Saw Alice in Wonderland at the IMAX in 3D last night. Isn't 3D a wonderful thing - very cool. It was pretty entertaining. I liked it (and the huge bag of popcorn).

The Spy Who Came in From The Cold- Richard Burton

I felt like watching something with "The Great Communicator" in it, so I watched Ronald Wilson Reagan again in: Law and Order.

OOps sorry, this movie IS a Western-I posted in the wrong place

I also watched: Gardens of Stone and also The Bridge At Remagen-again.