What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Gregg Axley]

Smokey & The Bandit.
I saw it on TCM in HD.
Somehow Jerry's Reed's orange pants aren't the same in HD, they seem louder!

 

[Widebrim]

The Passion. The scourging scene makes me weep every time.

I can understand why, John. By His stripes we are healed.

 

[Widebrim]

With "6 SONG HITS." Another winner...

 

[ButteMT61]

With "6 SONG HITS." Another winner...

Can't wait for the dvd's to get here!

 

[Stray Cat]

I've picked "Pin up girl" for tonight's movie-night:

[video=youtube;EYa9AQJvd2w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYa9AQJvd2w[/video]
(someone wrote: "..the lyrics are childish and the song makes virtually no sense"; but I find them just proper, it's lighthearted and funny - perfect wa ynot to think fo war)

 

[jamespowers]

With "6 SONG HITS." Another winner...

Those were decent songs too! Phyllis Coates wasn't bad either. :eyebrows:

 

[jamespowers]

Can't wait for the dvd's to get here!

Gee, you haven't gotten them yet? Last night was:



Marjorie

Reynolds :eyebrows:

 

[Widebrim]

Those were decent songs too! Phyllis Coates wasn't bad either. :eyebrows:

You mean Lois Lane? She was good-lookin', especially in a jungle film that she made with Buster Crabbe, the name of which escapes me...

 

[hatophile]

The Artist. Unusual concept but well done I thought, and Berenice Bejo was a doll.

 

[ButteMT61]

Guys, don't rub it in! I had an expired CC in Amazon! I didn't see the email, and got delayed.

 

[jamespowers]

You mean Lois Lane? She was good-lookin', especially in a jungle film that she made with Buster Crabbe, the name of which escapes me...

Lois Lane was later.
Oooh! Panther Girl of the Kongo:eyebrows:

 

[Widebrim]

^^Mmmmm...

 

[jamespowers]

^^Mmmmm...

You can say that again.

 

[C44Antelope]

Tall In the Saddle for the hundredth time. "Ain't easterners got legs?" - Gabby Hayes
"I saw that! You struck that poor man!" - old Lady in an accusing tone to John Wayne... to which he replies "Yes ma'am, just as hard as I could"

 

[JazzyDame]

The Spirit of St. Louis...and loved every minute of it--although I've seen it countless times, it still thrills me. "Now, I don't propose to sit on a flagpole or swallow goldfish. I'm not a stuntman; I'm a flier..."

 

[Stearmen]

 

[Wally_Hood]

Romance on the Range (1942) with Roy Rogers, George "Gabby" Hayes, the Sons of the Pioneers, and a host of others. Bad guys cause trouble for decent folk, which sets in motion an East Coast society heiress and her maid visiting the west in disguise to sort out the unpleasantness. Roy and his pals straighten things out, all in about 54 minutes.

and.... Texas to Bataan (1942) with the Range Busters. First time I'd seen them. IMDB says there were 24 films in the series. John "Dusty" King sings, Dave Sharpe is fast with the fists, and Max Terhune is the jolly heavyset comedy relief. Max's dummy, Elmer Sneezewheeze, adds a touch of the bizarre to the goings-on. Again, all delivered in just under an hour.

 

[Worf]

Lois Lane was later.
Oooh! Panther Girl of the Kongo:eyebrows:

With all that jungle traffic, I'm amazed they never "ran into one another" over there in "deepest darkest" Africa. I mean I know it's a BIG continent but surely Tarzan, Jungle Jim, Bomba the Jungle Boy, Sheena Queen of the Jungle, Alan Quatermain, The Phantom etc.. etc.. etc.. must of crossed paths some time. How many "elephant graveyards" and "evil tribes of cannibal headhunters" can there be? Did they take turns saving safari's or was it first come first serve? Just askin.

Worf

 

[Doctor Damage]

I watched Dredd (2012) over the Easter weekend and thoroughly enjoyed it. Best of all, Karl Urban keeps his helmet on the entire movie!

 

[Doctor Damage]

Lois Lane was later.
Oooh! Panther Girl of the Kongo:eyebrows:

Ooh laa laa, indeed.