last movie you watched

Gran Torino

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the shawshank redemption on blu-ray last night awesome seen this movie so often but it never gets old a classic.

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sweet. haven't seen the movie, only played the (pc) game

i watched above suspicion and the intruder today. got bored with them both though, and couldn't be bothered to watch the end. well, as for above suspicion, it was the last half hour i didn't watch. got really really bored with it
and last night i watched peggy sue got married. only because one of my favorite actors are in it, nicolas cage. cause normally i wouldn't watch movies like that. booooooring zzzzzzz. then i watched the river wild. another movie i've seen a long time ago, and i couldn't remember anything of it at all. and also with one of my favorite actors, joseph mazzello

I watched Battle of The Bulge war film last night.

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sweet. haven't seen the movie, only played the (pc) game

Not from choice, mind you.

My son was playing it for my grandson...................

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sweet. haven't seen the movie, only played the (pc) game

Not from choice, mind you.

My son was playing it for my grandson...................

but i bet it was great?

just watched tsotsi. great movie

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sweet. haven't seen the movie, only played the (pc) game

Not from choice, mind you.

My son was playing it for my grandson...................

but i bet it was great?

Well, it has John Travolta doing the voice-over................ is that what he's reduced to now ?

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sweet. haven't seen the movie, only played the (pc) game

Not from choice, mind you.

My son was playing it for my grandson...................

but i bet it was great?

Well, it has John Travolta doing the voice-over................ is that what he's reduced to now ?

haha nothing wrong with doing that too

Might sound dull to some but I'm half way through the World at War dvd boxset.

Might sound dull to some but I'm half way through the World at War dvd boxset.

It's real history and not dull to some who are interested in WW2. I use to like watching this programme the first time it was on BBC.
You can buy the whole series on DVD now.

Might sound dull to some but I'm half way through the World at War dvd boxset.

When you get through, be sure to let us know who won.............................

Might sound dull to some but I'm half way through the World at War dvd boxset.

When you get through, be sure to let us know who won.............................

You were there when it was live weren't you??


[You really should cut out this ageist, Colin has contacts & doesn't take this lightly -- The Management]

Might sound dull to some but I'm half way through the World at War dvd boxset.

When you get through, be sure to let us know who won.............................

You were there when it was live weren't you??


[You really should cut out this ageist, Colin has contacts & doesn't take this lightly -- The Management]

Actually, I was around while it was raging, but not old enough to fight.

My dad was at D-Day, 6th June, 1944................. and survived............ just................ but that's another story........

this morning i watched The Trap 1966 starring Oliver Reed and Rita Tushingham.....a great film

Actually, I was around while it was raging, but not old enough to fight.

My dad was at D-Day, 6th June, 1944................. and survived............ just................ but that's another story........

I went to buy a birth marriage certificate for someone in our family tree & they got married 19th September 1939 & then I found his death; 10th October 1939 and it sounds heartbreaking to know that they were married for less than a month and he left a 18 year old a widow.

We have someone who served in the first world war (he was German though) & we found out he was shot and killed on his 2nd day in service.

Actually, I was around while it was raging, but not old enough to fight.

My dad was at D-Day, 6th June, 1944................. and survived............ just................ but that's another story........

I went to buy a birth marriage certificate for someone in our family tree & they got married 19th September 1939 & then I found his death; 10th October 1939 and it sounds heartbreaking to know that they were married for less than a month and he left a 18 year old a widow.

We have someone who served in the first world war (he was German though) & we found out he was shot and killed on his 2nd day in service.

War........... huh.................. what is it good for ?....................... absolutely nothing !

My dad was at D-Day, 6th June, 1944................. and survived............ just................ but that's another story........

That was a mighty brave operation. We Germans benefitted a lot from it in the long run. No kidding.

Anne Frank wrote: "This is the day."

War........... huh.................. what is it good for ?....................... absolutely nothing !

You can ........Say it again..................

With no disrepespect ment to anyone involved in modern conflict, these are no more than skirmishes compared to WW11. The sheer scale of the war and numbers involved is mind boggling, the Germans were losing 20,000 soldiers PER DAY in Russia! This box set should be required viewing imo.The war footage is stunning/harrowing and it being filmed in the early seventies the interviewed seem still on their game with recolections etc,[SPOILER] Let you know at the end who wins.

Last I watched The Mackintosh Man.

Was I dreaming but I thought I could hear the Butch Cassidy theme music on this film?

With no disrepespect ment to anyone involved in modern conflict, these are no more than skirmishes compared to WW11. The sheer scale of the war and numbers involved is mind boggling, the Germans were losing 20,000 soldiers PER DAY in Russia! This box set should be required viewing imo.The war footage is stunning/harrowing and it being filmed in the early seventies the interviewed seem still on their game with recolections etc,[SPOILER]
Let you know at the end who wins.

I always thought it was a good line in the book that the Papillon film was based on [Devil's Island ?] when a new French prisoner arrives in [around] 1943/4 and someone asks him: "Who won the war ?"
"Germany !" he replies, and adds: "But the British are still fighting !"

Earlier this evening I watched the film Angels With Dirty Faces.
One of my favourite James Cagney films.

Earlier this evening I watched the film Angels With Dirty Faces.
One of my favourite James Cagney films.

Oh, is that the one where, at the request of the priest [Pat O'Brien] he pretends to die like a craven coward at his execution, so as to stop the youngsters from idolising him ?

They sure don't make 'em like that anymore !