Ambassador Luke Hatley Posted May 10, 2008 Ambassador Report Posted May 10, 2008 (edited) MOON...I AM WITH YOU ON JEREMIAH JOHNSON & THE MOUNTAIN MAN Edited May 10, 2008 by Luke Hatley Quote Luke
Members David Genadek Posted May 10, 2008 Members Report Posted May 10, 2008 My most recent addiction to a movie is Deadman with Johnny Depp and just about everyone else. It is a brilliant artistic master piece. Babetts feast is favorite too mostly because I like food. I also have a love of the old dumb Kung Fu movies. I also like the Tolkien movies but had trouble reading him I found his work most a boring to read where as I loved reading Lewis and enjoy the Narnia movie too so in my mind Lewis won the contest. I have the soundtrack to Jeremiah Johnson and enjoy working to it. It is a great movie. David Genadek Quote
Bob Posted May 10, 2008 Report Posted May 10, 2008 A movie we both enjoy together, having a good laugh is "Dumb & Dumber", Jim Carey is great. Quote Bob Goudreault www.kamloopssaddlery.com
Contributing Member Regis Posted May 10, 2008 Contributing Member Report Posted May 10, 2008 MOON...I AM WITH YOU ON JEREMIAH JOHNSON & THE MOUNTAIN MAN AND, all John Wayne.... Quote God, Family, and Country (although liberals are attempting to destroy these in the USA)
Members wildrose Posted May 10, 2008 Author Members Report Posted May 10, 2008 The Man from Snowy River...I shoulda known folks here would like those movies! I have pts.1 and 2 and those are definitely great pics. Beautiful scenery, great horsemanship, just really enjoyable. I forgot to mention The Big Easy with Dennis Quaid (his smile just melts me) and The Shadow with Alec Baldwin (probably one of his best movies). I like alot of old movies too with Tyrone Power and Errol Flynn. I remember having a free movie pass to see The Matrix and saying, "well, if it sucks it won't matter 'cuz I'm seeing it free...." I would've paid to see that again. Fascinating and well acted. Didn't care for the sequels as much though. When you have an original film like that, it's tough to pull off good sequels, I think. Pirates of the Caribbean is another that was good for only one time (no sequels needed) in my opinion. Quote Holly Moore Wild Rose Creations http://www.wrcleather.com
Ian Posted May 10, 2008 Report Posted May 10, 2008 my favorite movie of all time is The worlds fastest Indian with anthony hopkins. I think he is just a wonderful actor. I have to agree with leatheroo on that one. For me it's all about a more tolerant time when people admired (and secretly envied) those colorful characters who ignored the odds to follow a dream. Could you imagine the regulation one would have to go through today to be a nobody on the other side of the world and bring a bike that didn't pass 1000 inspections and requirements to Bonneville? Is it still possible to have a dream, ambition and just a few bucks to reach an impossible goal? Besides, I like just about any movie set in Australia. Quote http://blackcanyonleather.net/
David Posted May 10, 2008 Report Posted May 10, 2008 Not being too much of a movie theater guy; just because they are so darned expensive, I must admit to a few addictions on the "small screen" Stargate fan here....both of them and..... On the weekend, nothing beats a cup of joe, lacing a seat and a couple hours of HorsePower TV. That's pretty much it, except for when my Cincinnati Reds are on. David Theobald Quote
ArtS Posted May 10, 2008 Report Posted May 10, 2008 "Can you skin a bear?" I love that part of the movie when he get the bear into the cabin and tell him to skin that! LOL One of my favorites is 'Open Range' and the old Clint Eastwood westerns. I also enjoy having the old B westerns playing in the background while I work. Roy Rogers, John Wayne, etc. ArtS MOON...I AM WITH YOU ON JEREMIAH JOHNSON & THE MOUNTAIN MAN Quote Art Schwab "You cannot teach a man anything. You can only help him discover it within himself." – Galileo Galilei
Contributing Member barra Posted May 10, 2008 Contributing Member Report Posted May 10, 2008 When I was a kid I commited some minor infraction at school and was made to learn and recite the entire poem Man from snowy river by heart. I can recite the first 1/4 now. Andrew Barton (Banjo) Patterson also wrote Waltzing Matilda. Only Australians get so wound up about a song about a sheep thief who commits suicide while making a cup of tea. Back to favourite movies Memphis Belle because I knew an old gentleman who was a B-17 navigator who was shot down on his 24th mission and spent 10 months on the run in occupied Europe. Add to the genre The Dam Busters. which is very well filmed for 1950,s technology and is about the bouncing bomb raid Most of director Simon Wincers horse related movies Lonesome Dove Monte Walsh Phar Lap the Lighthorseman I Just about wore out my copy of Open Range. Robert Duvall is just so dry. Soon to be release in the US Kenny. About a toilet plumber Barra Quote "If You're not behind the Troops, please feel free to stand in front of them"
Members David Genadek Posted May 10, 2008 Members Report Posted May 10, 2008 "Can you skin a bear?" I love that part of the movie when he get the bear into the cabin and tell him to skin that! LOLOne of my favorites is 'Open Range' and the old Clint Eastwood westerns. I also enjoy having the old B westerns playing in the background while I work. Roy Rogers, John Wayne, etc. ArtS I love the bear part too. If your into B westerns find Sunsets Carsons Six Gun Heroes and the covers were carved by Bob Brown. Sunset was Bobs best friend. I got to spend a day with Sunset listening to stories of the B western days, it is a wonderful memory! David Genadek Quote
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