The only thing I got from this thread is that I can't trust you guys with movie choices.
Back when that movie was out, I recommended it to my mom. She and my aunt that lived next door sat down to watch the VCR version of it. After a while, Mom asked my aunt if she was finding it funny. Neither thought it was so they turned it off.
However, Mom thought "Police Academy" was absolutely hilarious. That's why I recommended "The Gods Must Be Crazy."
Birdman of Alcatraz was recently on tubi, and it was a good movie even though it was not too terribly accurate.
Another thing, I'd like to see some corrupt politicians hacked up like that
Then there's the 1960 Italian film, Caltiki, the Immortal Monster. Corny, but good.
I have not seen anyone mention "The Champ" I loved to get women to watch it and they would always look at me funny when I brought them a box of tissues right before the end. I have not seen a woman yet watch it without crying.
I may have already posted it but the old movie "Sunset Boulevard" with William Holden and Gloria Swanson was a good film.
I'm currently watching an American classic, a remake of another classic, Zero Hour. It stars Barbara Billingsley and David Leisure, with James Hong in a supporting role, and we can't forget Otto.
...and don't call me Shirley.
...and don't call me Shirley.
Along with Caltiki, I picked up Count Yorga, Vampire, and Wild Man of the Navidad.
Earlier, I picked up a seven-movie Stephen King collection at Walmart., and a four-movie set from Turner Broadcasting.
The King set included The Stand, The Langoliers, and Pet Sematary, and the Turner purchase included Them! and the excellent 1956 film, World Without End.
Earlier, I picked up a seven-movie Stephen King collection at Walmart., and a four-movie set from Turner Broadcasting.
The King set included The Stand, The Langoliers, and Pet Sematary, and the Turner purchase included Them! and the excellent 1956 film, World Without End.
