So happy to have seen the Searchers on the big screen in Antwerp. Now that I know of this cinema I have to keep an eye out for other JW movies.
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I haven't been here myself for a little while now. Although I mainly read and look at old posts. John Wayne will never get old with me! Quite thrilled here too as I will finally see Duke on the big screen next month. I only ever saw him on TV but a cinema in Antwerp is showing The Searchers. I know it's silly but I was jumping up and down when I found out!
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RIP Tina 1939- 2023
My idol and role modelTina Turner, Queen of Rock & Roll, Dead at 83 – Rolling Stone
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I have binged watched Billie The Kid. Not bad at all. Wonder if there will be another series as he was riding out into the sunset at the end of the last episode.
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I watched The Adventures of Robin Hood with Erroll Flynn. It's been ages since any film of his was shown on our TV. I wish they'd show more.
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Mannix?
First detective series I was allowed to stay up for on a saturdaynight late 60's/early 70's. I must have been about 8 or 9 and Mannix was a hero Classic TV Theme: Mannix (Lalo Schifrin) - YouTube
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I've never heard of Mike Connors.
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I saw Hacksaw Ridge last night.
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The Amazon TV Series ‘The English’. A first-rate cast, and described in a review as “a rare, sensational masterpiece”. As a story of, amongst other things, revenge, it has been compared to ‘The Searchers’. I confess I found it disappointing.
I am taping it from the BBC and when I have all the episodes (six I believe) I will bingewatch it when I have time. I have heard good reviews though but I will wait untill I watch it.
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Murder at 1600 with Wesley Snipes. I propably saw it in the cinema back in the 90's but that, I can't remember. Really enjoyed watching it this time. Very good entertainment.
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Seraphim Falls. Not a too bad western genre film. I had never heard of it before but it was a good watch.
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The Sissi Trilogy, 1950's German films about empress Elisabeth of Austria. Pure kitsch and absolutely not what her life was like at all but those films are pure escape-ism. They will be shown next year around Christmas time and I will watch again like I have done every year since I saw them the first time when I was 8 years old.
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Shown yesterday on our TV. It's been years since it was last on so I enjoyed it immensely. That music! Charles Bronson!
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Saw this remake on our TV a few days ago, I liked it that a week earlier they showed Duke's True Grit. To be fair I still prefer Duke's but didn't dislike this new version. For whatever reason I hadn't seen it before and I decided to not compare it with Duke's True Grit. I did not succeed while watching the first 15 minutes or so but I did get over that and then I enjoyed the film a lot. Not as good as the original but not bad at all. Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon where good, I did not like the girl much. I didn't recognize Josh Brolin but he was good as Chaney. What I did miss was the humour that is in Duke's version. But then the Coen brothers don't do humour do they? Shall I watch this film again when it's shown on our tv? Yes I will. Not a favourite but good enough to watch again.
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Nearly missed it last night, still don't know how it escaped my notice, but True Grit was on our TV and it was wonderful to see Duke again on one of our channels (never mind that I have the DVD)
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The Quick & The Dead. Not really a favourite but when it's on TV I'll watch it if nothing else interesting is on.
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This film was shown on our tv a while back and I finally took the time today to watch it. I honestly cannot remember if I ever saw this one before but I really, really enjoyed it. Very entertaining and enjoyable. Will keep this one on my digi-box for a while so I can watch again.
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The Core, a disaster of a disastermovie. So bad that it becomes good
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Tombstone, on our TV. I hadn't seen it for years so was a good catch up. And it's always nice to see Sam Elliott.
