cigarjoe

Funny but I don't even know **** you are talking about, lol.

Well yea...... I guess you'd better watch again.

Haven't seen 32. HITLER'S MADMAN (1943) with John Carradine

Seen these..... Mad Max: Fury Road - eh The Master - eh The Social Network - eh Moonlight - eh Manchester By the Sea -eh Inside Llewyn Davis - OK Meek's Cutoff - OK The Wolf of Wall Street - OK The Handmaiden - eh Melancholia - eh Winter's Bone - eh Roma - OK Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Loved La La Land - eh 12 Years a Slave - OK Mudbound - eh Zero Dark Thirty - eh Hell or High Water - Liked Gone Girl - nah

What I'm saying is a simple list that one could copy paste and then remove the films that I've seen, something that would take less than a minute or two.

speedracer5, Well since you got a big kick out of Bonnie and Clyde I hope you caught Warren Beatty and Julie Christie in McCabe & Mrs. Miller one of the seminal Westerns at the end of the Golden Age of Westerns.

It would be nice if they just listed the films in a simple list copy and paste list, no way am I gonna wade through click bate pages and pages that load with ads and etc.

Rewatched McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971) This Altman western is sort of a part of a triptic it borrows from Day Of The Outlaw, and Corbucci's The Great Silence and in return Keoma and later HBO's Deadwood borrows from this film. This film was a good example of where the western genre could go exploring and be a fresh take.

The two T's I was talking about..... The other side below has the list of crew bars and whorehouses, lol Plus a third that pokes fun at the Trump/North Korea kerfuffle.... Getting bombed either way....😎

Last film I've seen him is was Bill Murray's Scrooged.

Just did nice print agree, good film.

So was everyone else it sorta kick started along with Spaghetti Westerns the very realistic violence depicted in the films we have today.

I'll check it out thanks

With a couple of tweeks and maybe the substitution of "belligerency" for "docility," the above statement could be quite descriptive of Twump.

O Drat! I was able to visit Pearl Harbor and Hell's Half Acre and had a few beers in the Honolulu equivalent of New York City's McSorley’s Old Ale House called Smith's Union Club, on North Hotel Street in Hell's Half Acre, oldest bar in Honolulu and also the actual designated crew bar of the USS Arizona. A great, seedy, gritty little dive bar dump with colorful geezers, a bead chain door, ceiling fans, photos, etc. They had a couple of cool T shirts for souvenirs. One T has a list of all the designated crew bars and whorehouses of the various battleships and heavy cruisers with their addresses in Hell's Half Acre (Honolulu's Chinatown). The other was one that said Smith's Union Club oldest bar in Honolulu. Underneath that was a picture of an old Chinese gentleman in traditional clothes and Manchurian Chinese hat with a long mustache. Under him it said "We Speak Good Engrish" the bartender who sold it to me was Chinese. lol.

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Not seen 12, 13, 15.

I asked because I actually cut out the ads (from NYC newspapers) for Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Westerns and others and stuffed them into their soundtrack albums back in the 60s and still have them. It's a hoot to take them out of those albums and not only look at them but to also see what else was playing on Times Square concurrently.

Haven't seen for sure 5,6,7 and possibly have seen 1 but don't remember much.

With my NYC fedora on we'd say that sounds like a "hot" date.

If I put my Montana hat on we'd say that, that's sounds like a woman who wants to be rode hard and put away wet.

Did you cut out that newspaper ad and save it?

How About Eli Wallach - Not discussed much don't even know if he ever had a SOTM.

More details please.......

Got to cut speedracer5 some slack.... favorite actress Lucille Ball favorite film The Long Trailer devotee of the mouse, etc., etc. 😊