Here some of mine
Rio Bravo
On the Waterfront
12 angry Men
Jonny Guitar
Getaway
The Searchers
M
Jaws
High Noon
Ace in the Hole
The Big Sleep
Cape Fear - both Versions
The Big Blue
Terminater
Unvorgiven
Moby Dick
The Shootist
Night of the Hunter
The Fatal Glass of Beer
perhaps a few others too - but these here i remember very quick
Every single Duke film I have!
Best Wishes
Keith
Totnes- the Tombstone of England
You may think I'm nuts but here we go,
Every Duke movie
Every Christmas movie I own
Too Sir with Love
Schindlers List
Matrix series
XMen series
Every Clint movie I own
Patriot
Rob Roy
Braveheart
Shrek series
Every C Aubrey Smith movie I own
Every Bogart movie I own
Bourne trilogy
too many to list...I watch too many movies.
We've watched a lot of Duke movies many times over the years, but not every one we own - too many to list, in any case (it would be easier to list the ones we haven't watched over and over).
Christmas movies - definitely!
Back to the Future (all three)
Indiana Jones (all three original ones)
some Roy Rogers movies
Three Stooges
Chester and the Mrs. (you can tell which ones we watch by the smileys above)
(to be continued in future posts . . . )
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All my favorite Westens, both John Wayne and non Wayne Westerns (Everything from the classics to the cheesy Spaghetti Westerns).
Old Abbott and Costello movies and Three Stooges Comedies (I don't laugh as hard as I did when I was a kid, but they still put me in a good mood)
King Kong (the original)
The Indiana Jones series
Airplane
Caddyshack
Last edited by ZS_Maverick; September 16th, 2008 at 05:48 AM.
The Angel and The Badman, Fort Apache, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Rio Grande and Broken Arrow with Jimmy Stewart.
But I also Like Abbott and Costello !
Chilibill
Last edited by William T Brooks; September 16th, 2008 at 07:33 AM.
As a lifelong movie buff, I've viewed hundreds of films, many of which I've watched over and over. But my favorites have been the better Westerns (which naturally includes a lot of Duke's films.), good comedies such as "Some Like It Hot" and the Crocodile Dundee movies, the Star Wars and Indiana Jones series, most anything with Burt Lancaster, Gregory Peck, Bruce Willis, Jimmy Stewart, Henry Fonda, Gene Hackman, Paul Newman and a few other stars.
De gustibus non est disputandum
Most of my Duke movies are on a rotation, get watched atleast once a year.
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Star Wars trilogy(orginal, not new)
The Patriot
The Great Escape
Last of the Mohican's (Daniel Day Lewis)
Batman Begins
The Last Samurai
13th Warrior
Indiana Jones Trilogy
3 Clint spahetti westerns
Dirty Harry
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Smokey and the Bandit(original)
Let me see what else I can think of when I get home.
I watch Jaws every summer
also
Star Wars
Sergeant York
Its A Wonderful Life
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
Ive got tons that ive seen 10 or more times. Heres a few samples:Originally Posted by Ervserver
All three of the Original Star Wars movies.
Decision Before Dawn.
Patton.
Cross of Iron.
The Bridge At Remagen.
Battle of the Bulge.
Battleground.
The Guns of Navarone.
I'll stop here for lack of time nad will try to continue later today.
C.
I had a great list here but it got lost into the electrronic kingdom so I aint even going to try posting a broke down list >:-((
Last edited by The Ringo Kid; September 23rd, 2008 at 03:49 PM.
Es Ist Verboten Mit Gefangenen In Einzelhaft Zu Sprechen..
Shootist, yellow ribbon, rooster cogburn, seachers, Patton, Inharms way, Battle of the bulge, Charlie chan, Boston Blackie's , Josey wales, You can't take it with you, Arsenic and old lace, I'm a fan of the old black and white mystery crime and comedies. Tivo is wonderful . Go OU sooners
Mister you better find yourself another line of work, cause this one sure DON"T fit your PISTOL!
The Searchers
True Grit
any number of other Duke films
Late for Dinner
Thirteen Days (I know, it's a Costner film)
The Kingdom Of Heaven
Schindler's List
Gettysburg
Open Range (Yup, another Costner film)
Dances With Wolves (yet another Costner film)
Doc Hollywood
A Knight's Tale
Cinderella Man
The Butterfly Effect
Broken Trail (Costner yet again)
For The Love of the Game (My goodness..another Costner film. I guess I like him)
Tombstone
Deadwood - HBO series (a whole lot of cussing, but a darn good series)
"I couldn't go to sleep at night if the director didn't call 'cut'. "
I'd say you have good taste, Mark.
De gustibus non est disputandum
Might be kind of silly to respond to a months-old post, but Broken Trail was not a Kevin Costner film like the others you mentioned.
yes i never get tired of seeing
Rio Bravo
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