What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Worf]

Interesting. Slip and Sach were everyone's friend.

Hear hear!

Worf

 

[Tomasso]

 

[Gregg Axley]

Prince Of Space (1959). The MST3K version.

 

[AmateisGal]

Radio with Cuba Gooding Jr. and Ed Harris. Such a sweet movie.

 

[LocktownDog]

Blackthorn. Sam Shepard as an aging Butch Cassidy. Pretty good film.

 

[C44Antelope]

Watched movies while doing some office work...

It All Came True - Humphrey Bogart & Ann Sheriden
The Wagonmaster" - Ben Johnson, Harry Carey Jr., Ward Bond, a young James Arness - I really like this movie
My Darling Clementine - Henry Fonda, Ward Bond, Tim Holt, Victor Mature
To Catch A Thief - Cary Grant & Grace Kelly in the Hitchcock classic

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

The Grapes of Wrath. Classic cinema I hadn't seen in quite some time.

 

[ButteMT61]

*** Crazy, 1950. ****y ***mins (drop dead gorgeous and still alive). Great "Bonnie and Clyde" sorta film, but different. Really liked it. I think it was on TCM Essentials.

 

[McMurdo]

*** Crazy, 1950. ****y ***mins (drop dead gorgeous and still alive). Great "Bonnie and Clyde" sorta film, but different. Really liked it. I think it was on TCM Essentials.

Yes it was TCM Essentials, I watched it as well and really liked it, you are right ****y ***mins is gorgeous.

 

[Doctor Strange]

I watched it too, also the first time I'd seen it. An excellent little flick, very well done for its modest budget... though it only struck me as a semi-film noir. It was cool seeing around-11-year-old "Rusty" Tamblin playing the younger John Dall.

 

[Stray Cat]

Heartbeat (1946)
starring:
Ginger Rogers
Basil Rathbone

Great quote: "It's no use, when I lie, everybody knows it. Maybe I should go to politics, there it doesn't matter anyway." :fish:

 

[MarkJohn]

Spent an awful, cold, damp afternoon, cosy indoors watching this.... enjoyed it very much.

 

[Chasseur]

*** Crazy, 1950. ****y ***mins (drop dead gorgeous and still alive). Great "Bonnie and Clyde" sorta film, but different. Really liked it. I think it was on TCM Essentials.

I like that film and she's lovely in that film. Each time I watch I keep threatening my wife that I'm going to get her a pair of those ***y tight cowgirl pants she has on during the show Then I get that "We're not amused" from her...

 

[Stearmen]

 

[Stearmen]

That movie was depressing. The way it ended for Horn stunk.

James, you might enjoy this! It's about the real Tom Horn, Hollywood played lose with the facts as usual. Either he was framed, or it was a case of mistaken identity, with Tom shooting the kid, thinking he was shooting his father. In real life, Tom talked to much at the trial and may have condemned him self. Apparently he lived up to his nick name given to him by Geronimo, "Talking boy"! Although, some of the real life exploites of Horn are more interesting then the fiction. http://www.leverguns.com/articles/staley/horn_vs_hollywood.htm

 

[ButteMT61]

I like that film and she's lovely in that film. Each time I watch I keep threatening my wife that I'm going to get her a pair of those ***y tight cowgirl pants she has on during the show Then I get that "We're not amused" from her...

lolYeah, probably should make sure to also not get her a *** lolJust finished Notorious and now watching Dial M For Murder. Then out to see the real world of Hollywood lol

 

[ButteMT61]

I watched it too, also the first time I'd seen it. An excellent little flick, very well done for its modest budget... though it only struck me as a semi-film noir. It was cool seeing around-11-year-old "Rusty" Tamblin playing the younger John Dall.

S on of a ***. Didn't realize it, but I thought he looked "familiar". Dall died really young. Too bad, he was really good.

 

[Worf]

"The Battle of the Bulge" - I know I recently talked about how bad the movie was "historically" still all that death and destruction just sucked me in (as it always does)!!! I just can't help myself! I'm a child of late 50's early 60's... war movies were "mother's milk" to us red blooded 'Murican Males!

Worf

 

[Widebrim]

Spent an awful, cold, damp afternoon, cosy indoors watching this.... enjoyed it very much.

Great film, and sort of the pre-cursor to The Dark Corner (1946) and Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950). Dana Andrews was one of the best...

 

[jamespowers]

I love that movie! James Coburn LOVES blowing things up. lol lol lol