Smithy said:Watched "Gran Turino" yesterday and really enjoyed it. Two thumbs up!
Hondo said:Coming up tonight. I saw it in theater and will see it again tonight.
Dirty Harry in retirement
MisterCairo said:The last two back to back were Sherlock Holmes (very entertaining, will buy the DVD) and The Men Who Stare at Goats, also entertaining.
I wanted to see that but I was too lazy to get up.WH1 said:Rendezvous (1935)
William Powell, Rosalind Russell:whistling and Cesar Romero.
Powell, witty, non-chalant and fun.
Russell, gorgeous and funny as always
Romero, handsome and slightly sinister
fun movie interesting as it is a World War I spy story, kind of!
Also I have decided I want to be William Powell when I grow up!
Silver Dollar said:One great thing about those old movies is nothing gets blown up and you don't see any blood. Tonight the wife and I saw the Jeff Goldblum version of The Fly. It's definitely not the Vincent Price movie. Compared to the original, the remake was on heavy steroids.
Edward said:Different beasts, for sure. I like both, myself, though the Goldblum vehicle has nothing as haunting as the fly body with Price's head...
Edward said:Different beasts, for sure. I like both, myself, though the Goldblum vehicle has nothing as haunting as the fly body with Price's head...