Good movies,,, well there are a few.......

[lennyzx11]

Movies
Escape from New York
McClintock
African Queen
Road Warrior

Series Currently watching
Dexter (from the start)
Manifest
Letterkinney (Netflix show)

Liked
Yellowstone (waiting to resume)
Breaking bad
Red green show

PBS
this old house

 

[Oldpath05]

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I was just going to comment about the lack of John Wayne moves, heres my all time favorite John Wayne western..........
Dean Martin & Ricky Nelson - My Rifle, My Pony & Me/Cindy - YouTube

 

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Some movies that I thought were well made, acted and written...not in any specific order...

Just about any of the Cohen Bros. films...

Most of the films by Alfred Hitchcock...

Just about any adaptation of any Elmore Leonard story...

Most of the films by Quintin Tarantino

Most of the films by Mel Brooks

Some individual films

'Payback' (the remake with Mel Gibson, not the original with Lee Marvin)

'2001 A Space Odyssey'

'Grumpy Old Men'

'The Gods Must Be Crazy'

'Frantic' (This is with Anthony Hopkins and is a superb crime drama, also stars Ryan Gosling)

'The Usual Suspects'

'Jumanji' (The original)

'Caddyshack'

There are others that I remember after I post this...

The kicker is a little on the bazaar side...and it does show both m/fm frontal nudity (Dame Helen Mirren)...it is well done (NPI )
The cinematography is astounding and works well with this film...it is not for everyone but it is a masterpiece IMO...
The movie is 'The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover'

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) - IMDb

 

[Oldpath05]

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Yes (The Gods Must Be Crazy) a simple movie that is diffidently worth watching once!!!!!!!!!
Jumanji<<<< Robin Williams best movie and the remakes have fell short.............

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Some movies that I thought were well made, acted and written...not in any specific order...

Just about any of the Cohen Bros. films...

Most of the films by Alfred Hitchcock...

Just about any adaptation of any Elmore Leonard story...

Most of the films by Quintin Tarantino

Most of the films by Mel Brooks

Some individual films

'Payback' (the remake with Mel Gibson, not the original with Lee Marvin)

'2001 A Space Odyssey'

'Grumpy Old Men'

'The Gods Must Be Crazy'

'Frantic' (This is with Anthony Hopkins and is a superb crime drama, also stars Ryan Gosling)

'The Usual Suspects'

'Jumanji' (The original)

'Caddyshack'

There are others that I remember after I post this...

The kicker is a little on the bazaar side...and it does show both m/fm frontal nudity (Dame Helen Mirren)...it is well done (NPI )
The cinematography is astounding and works well with this film...it is not for everyone but it is a masterpiece IMO...
The movie is 'The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover'

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) - IMDb

"Payback" is an excellent movie. Thanks for mentioning it. I loved it...both times I watched it.

 

[Alan W.]

While watching Destination Tokyo, another excellent war picture, with my son tonight I explained to him that I was placed under for my appendectomy the same way the sailor was.
Just curious if any one else remembers the ether and gauze over the face.

 

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While watching Destination Tokyo, another excellent war picture, with my son tonight I explained to him that I was placed under for my appendectomy the same way the sailor was.
Just curious if any one else remembers the ether and gauze over the face.

Great side story (The movie was good) to 'Bombs Over Tokyo' which is the story of the "Doolittle Raid"...it gave the Americans their first real taste of revenge for the attack on pearl Harbor...

 

[Citydude]

1. Seabiscuit
2. African queen
3. Diehard
4. Bagger Vance
5. Independence Day

Of course this list changes according to my mood.

 

[bullbreaker]

9 Cowboy Horse Names Famous Western Horse Names The Paws

Cool list btw although she was not a western rider , Lady Godiva's horse was called Aethenoth ........

 

[bunyip]

I don't.

Champion the Wonderhorse, that little gem will stay with me forever now...