Movies to Help Pass the Time

[TerryMiller]

I watched a corny old serial over the weekend - "The Crimson Ghost". Geared for 10 year old kids, but man the cars back then....

Hey, if we REALLY want to see old classics, Cuba is the place to go from what I hear.

 

[gerhard1]

Just watched Night of the Lepus about a scientific experiment gone wrong, resulting in gigantic carnivorous bunny rabbits. They are as big and aggressive as wolves in this flick.

After seeing this film you'll never look at bunny rabbits the same way again!

In spite of the silly premise, I found it very entertaining.

 

[MacFromOK]

Just watched Night of the Lepus about a scientific experiment gone wrong, resulting in gigantic carnivorous bunny rabbits. They are as big and aggressive as wolves in this flick.

After seeing this film you'll never look at bunny rabbits the same way again!

In spite of the silly premise, I found it very entertaining.

I remember watching that as a teenager at my Sis's house (early '70s?). Entertainment was a different "animal" back then...

 

[thor447]

Watched 'The Dig' last night. Pretty good movie.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Friday, Next Friday, Friday After Next... classics. Saw Captain Ron in the torrents last night. It still holds up as one of the best Martin Short clean comedies.

 

[OKCHunter]

Watched 'The Dig' last night. Pretty good movie.

Read the book by James Michener, "The Source". It's an entirely different subject but more thought provoking.

 

[Snattlerake]

1966 Duel at Diablo is on the westerns channel right now.
James Garner
Sidney Poitier
Bibi Anderson

 

[scott024]

"Band of the Hand" is an obscure movie that is geared toward 13-30 year old guys. Lots of characters you'll recognize before they were famous.

 

[dennishoddy]

Limited on what I can watch in the RV on the road but scanning local channels turn up some interesting classics on the TV.
GET Tv had Archie Bunker on tonight arguing about the right to bear arms with meathead.
Pretty funny stuff that one will not see on today’s liberal tv.

 

[Beau B]

I think for passing time it’s hard to beat the “man with no name” trilogy. I think For a Few Dollars More is my favorite of the three but they’re all so good.
John Wick trilogy is up there too. I’m sure both of these have already been mentioned here, didn’t go through the whole thread!
Cornetto trilogy if you want some comedy.

I guess I like trilogies.