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Blade Runner Didn't like it when I saw it in a theater 29 years ago, didn't like it today.

"Cleopatra" with Elizabeth Taylor. Some great scenes, but can't quite overcome some sluggish moments.

"The Thing" (1982)
-Kurt Russel

John Carpenter's modern era classic, is truly one of the greatest monster movies ever made.
Fine acting and excellent FX along with a hell of a lot of scares.
I remember seeing this film in theaters at a sneak preview (hosted by Elvira, Mistress Of The Dark) about two weeks before it was released and being totally blown away.
The nice thing is, the film still holds up and is still a personal favorite.

harry brown, with michael cain in it a good movie most certainly not for children but a good adult movie, also watched marmaduke a good family movie

cheers smokey

"The Legend of Hell House" with Roddy McDowell and Pamela Franklin. Pretty good horror flick.

"Wall Street, Money Never Sleeps"

Actuall, not a half bad sequel.

Sactum-I saw it "flat" w/out the 3D effects-maybe they would have improved it, but doubtful.
Sacrifice-anything with Cuba Gooding seems to have "dog" written all over it and this was no exception. Add Christain Slater and it had no chance-total amatuer nite.

"The Expendables" with Stallone. Pure action escapism entertainment.

It was great to wake up to: The Longest Day, just as Duke gets the word that the Normandy invasion for June 6th, was still a "go".

As far as im concerned, THIS movie IS THE ONLY good movie about D-Day. The heck with SPR.

"Rob Roy" with Liam Neeson.

I watched another episode of the TV-series Hornblower. I love it because it is in the style of the old Captain Hornblower movie with Gregory Peck, although it is a modern TV series.

The Black Sleep-old school 50s horror film with Basil Rathbone as Dr. Gordon Ramsey (the original "Hell's Kitchen"?) Also stared Lon Chaney and Bela Lugosi.

Hi

The Battle of the River Plate

Great English cast alas the majority of whom are no longer with us.
Regards

Arthur

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Hi

The Battle of the River Plate

Great English cast alas the majority of whom are no longer with us.
Regards

Arthur

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Here in the states the film is retitled The Pursuit of The Graf Spee. Good film. Very historically correct.

I've been watching episodes of the first season of "Policewoman" starring beautiful (and very sexy) Angie Dickinson.

It was an offshoot of "Police Story", one of my favorite cop shows of the 70s.

"The A-Team" movie. I thought it was an entertaining film.

The Vikings w/ Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Ernest Borgnine, James Donald and Vivian Leigh. Great movie.

Memento

Different than any other film I've seen, and it's very re-watchable!

"Pursuit To Algiers" (1945)
-Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce

Plot: IMDB
Holmes is recruited to escort the heir to a European throne safely back to his homeland after his father's assassination.

Phantom's Review: Decent entry in the Rathbone Universal Series. Good story and acting. Nothing great, but fun to watch.

Payback with Mel Gibson & James Coburn. A good movie with Chicago background.