Cat Balou Die Hard Unforgiven Shawshank The Green Mile Grand Torino Dusk til Dawn Alien Star Wars (early stuff) John Wick (all of them) Man on Fire One Flew over The Cuckoos Nest Salems Lot (The TV series, had read the book when I was 16, bought it in Woolworths, never even knew what it was about, lost track of how many of his books I have read now) Independence day Loads more, could be here for ever
Watched The Hunt last night, excellent film. Danish film starring Mads Mikkelson, it's about a teacher who gets accused by a very young girl of sexual abuse, and how it affects his life and how everyone in his small community reacts. Fascinating character study and look at how rumours can snowball and get out of hand. Dark stuff but very well handled and it makes you think.
Films that i will start watching whilst channel hopping even though ive seen them dozens of times..... First 3 indiana jones Die Hard Kellys Heroes Under Siege Back to the Future 2 Airplane!
Saw The Great Escaper this afternoon. Michael Caine as the old veteran who does a runner from his care home to attend the D-Day commemorations in Normandy. Film's decent if unspectacular, but Caine and Glenda Jackson might get an acting nod.
Just settling in with a bottle of red and Good Morning Veitnam. Robin Williams at his absolute best, Forrest Whittaker. Must be 10 years since I watched this. Happy Sunday folks.
John Carpenter mate, made some brilliant horror movies and I loved them all. Try The Fog if you havent already.
I like most of Robin Williams films, but that's one I just couldn't get away with. I've tried a few times to watch it, but never get past half way.
Class film. The tension over who is infected is great and the special effects are about as good as it gets. Bit of a dying art these days which is a shame as unlike CGI, when it's done well it's timeless.
I like the owld Basil Rathbone, Sherlock Holmes’s films. In fact most old black n white films I prefer, it’s the accents and atmosphere of them and not too over complicated acting. I might be a bit weird like.
No not at all, some great black and white films , watched The Maltese Falcon, Key Largo, The Big Sleep and Treasure of the Sierra Madre , a few times and still enjoy them , guess who I am a fan of. I like Kurt Russell as well , under rated actor imo. As said above The Thing is a classic way ahead of its time.
absolutely great film if you liked that try another John carpenter one They Live it is a bot more comedic but still has some good bits even if the acting is not the best https://www.bing.com/search?q=they ...58=&shth=OSK.80276069aa56d040631732d9981ef723
