Posts from Lt. Brannigan in thread „Last Non Western You Watched“

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Recently, the kids rented The Rundown, a flick from 2003 with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Christopher Walken. Some pretty crazy (read that unbelievable) action scenes. Kind of funny in some spots, but not one I'd feel compelled to watch again.

As a pretty solid Dwayne Johnson fan, I find that statement blasphemous... especially when I myself consider The Rundown to be his best action film.

Anyway as for me the last non western I watched was, The Game Plan starring Dwayne Johnson. It's a great family film has nothing that I find questionable, and it is one of the first films I have seen in a while that shows that family is important.

Lions Gate just loves to whizz all over us John Wayne fans... they have a dozen titles they could release but they won't.

Ultimate Avengers: The Movie.
I watched it again last night, to see if it was indeed a movie worth keeping. The conclusions I reached were these: Captain America is awesome and when they make a movie of him, I will be the first in line. The animation on the other was mediocre and brought down the movie.
As such I am going to get rid of both U.A. movies

I have been thoroughly enjoying the first season of Star Trek: The next Generation, I gotta get me the rest of the series.

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.

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.

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

So you recommend the Sharpe movies then, Ringo?

The last chapter of Captain Marvel was the last non western I watched.

I just bought that last week for my Mother, she loves Disney.

Frasier's okay, but I have always tended to lean towards the more broad humor presented by Raymond among others. In my book the Three Stooges, Abbott & Costello, and to a lesser extent Jerry Lewis are my favorites.

The Phantom (1996) Billy Zane. was the last Non Western I Watched

I always wanted to see those 15 or so Sharpe movies, Sean Bean is consistently entertaining. Anyway, I last watched Everybody Loves Raymond, I actually love Robert more his presence alone makes me giggle.

The Adventures of Captain Marvel - Tom Tyler

I had a serial Smorgasboard last night, watched one chapter of a few serials last night.

yeah, i got both serials for 15 bucks at Deepdiscount. I also got both Batman serials as they came out.

The second chapter of the first Superman serial. Kirk Allyn makes for a surprisingly good Man of Steel.

The Goonies (1985)

Made me laugh throughout, and was thoroughly entertaining. The profanity was needless though.

Tom Selleck is one f my favorites, I am really enjoying his Jesse Stone movies.

Robert B. Parker's "Jesse Stone": Night Passage - Tom Selleck. It was awesome, and Selleck was great, glad I bought the series when it was Buy one Get one Free.

I can't stand the Bourne movies cinematography... the third one gave me a nasty case of motion sickness. But Damon was awesome in the movies.

Radio from what I have seen is a very inspirational movie. Cuba plays the title character, a mentally challenged person so called because he collects radios. Ed Harris (Who is awesome) plays coach who sees him and take shim under his wing and makes him the unofficial mascot of the team.