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Location: Kansas | run n rate - 2020-04-07 11:53 AM
JcNhEmI - 2020-03-24 8:16 AM
Frodo - 2020-03-23 8:29 AM
Quigley Down Under because Tom Selleck was gorgeous in this 1993 movie and it's just a colorful, interesting, fun Western. What's that you say Dave, you're not really into gorgeous guys. Trust me, it's still a great movie.
You can NEVER go wrong with a Ton Selleck movie! Monte Walsh is my favorite or his!
You also can't go wrong with a good Robert Duvall movie! Open Range and Broken Trail of 2 of my favorites.
I really want to see 1917. I might bite the bullet and pay for it on Amazon to watch it.
Tom Selleck Monte Walsh is a favorite in our house as well!!!
Also, A River Runs Thru It (the scenery and the family dynamics are amazing) , Legends of the Fall (scenery, family dynamics again) Hope Floats ( my mom and I watched and rewatched that a million times so it always makes me think of her) McClintock or War Wagon (for giggles and good ol' John Wayne) Tombstone (can never get enough of Doc's sardonic wit)
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Location: SW MO | I love Monte Walsh because he acts just like my husband, they are cut from the same cloth. Watch the "Rounders" with Glen Ford & Henry Fonda it's a classic |
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"Heck's Coming With Me"
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Location: Kansas | crossspur - 2020-04-09 10:47 AM
I love Monte Walsh because he acts just like my husband, they are cut from the same cloth.
Watch the "Rounders" with Glen Ford & Henry Fonda it's a classic
It really dates us, doesn't it, when you saw this at the theatre. I even named a horse Fooler. |
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Location: Lone Star State | Latest movie that I loved was "Togo." It's on Disney Plus. Overall good: historical, true, animals, and kids can watch it. |
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Location: Arkansas | We just watched Call of the Wild--who knew computer generated animals could make me cry??? All of you, of course. . . . |
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Location: Randolph, Utah | Chandler's Mom - 2020-04-10 7:18 PM
We just watched Call of the Wild--who knew computer generated animals could make me cry??? All of you, of course. . . .
I've been debating on renting Call of the Wild, but I wasn't sure I liked how computer animated the dog was.
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Location: Texas | DaveM - 2020-04-04 10:48 PM
Temple Grandin gets two thumbs up.
We also discovered "The Good Lie"
I watched "The Good Lie" today. Loved it! |
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Location: Arkansas | JcNhEmI - 2020-04-11 3:26 PM
Chandler's Mom - 2020-04-10 7:18 PM
We just watched Call of the Wild--who knew computer generated animals could make me cry??? All of you, of course. . . .
I've been debating on renting Call of the Wild, but I wasn't sure I liked how computer animated the dog was.
I might have to give it a try.
Do it--even tho you can tell it's computer generated, it's a great movie! |
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Location: Kansas | If you want to watch movies that are a bit offbeat but entertaining Hi-Lo Country with Woody Harrelson and Rudderless with Billy Crudup are both worth watching. |
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Location: 31 lengths farms | Frodo - 2020-04-10 8:12 AM run n rate - 2020-04-07 11:53 AM JcNhEmI - 2020-03-24 8:16 AM Frodo - 2020-03-23 8:29 AM Quigley Down Under because Tom Selleck was gorgeous in this 1993 movie and it's just a colorful, interesting, fun Western. What's that you say Dave, you're not really into gorgeous guys. Trust me, it's still a great movie. You can NEVER go wrong with a Ton Selleck movie! Monte Walsh is my favorite or his! You also can't go wrong with a good Robert Duvall movie! Open Range and Broken Trail of 2 of my favorites. I really want to see 1917. I might bite the bullet and pay for it on Amazon to watch it. Tom Selleck Monte Walsh is a favorite in our house as well!!! Also, A River Runs Thru It (the scenery and the family dynamics are amazing) , Legends of the Fall (scenery, family dynamics again) Hope Floats ( my mom and I watched and rewatched that a million times so it always makes me think of her) McClintock or War Wagon (for giggles and good ol' John Wayne) Tombstone (can never get enough of Doc's sardonic wit) "I have two guns, one for each of you." LOL!!! Exactly Frodo...here is a sign I painted for a freind a few years ago on some old wood from our old chicken coop... Rounders is also a Favorite at our house, we have it on VHS tape, LOL!!! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1552228451539010&set=a.1542776035817585&type=3&theater
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | run n rate - 2020-04-13 12:39 PM
Frodo - 2020-04-10 8:12 AM
run n rate - 2020-04-07 11:53 AM
JcNhEmI - 2020-03-24 8:16 AM
Frodo - 2020-03-23 8:29 AM
Quigley Down Under because Tom Selleck was gorgeous in this 1993 movie and it's just a colorful, interesting, fun Western. What's that you say Dave, you're not really into gorgeous guys. Trust me, it's still a great movie.
You can NEVER go wrong with a Ton Selleck movie! Monte Walsh is my favorite or his!
You also can't go wrong with a good Robert Duvall movie! Open Range and Broken Trail of 2 of my favorites.
I really want to see 1917. I might bite the bullet and pay for it on Amazon to watch it.
Tom Selleck Monte Walsh is a favorite in our house as well!!!
Also, A River Runs Thru It (the scenery and the family dynamics are amazing) , Legends of the Fall (scenery, family dynamics again) Hope Floats ( my mom and I watched and rewatched that a million times so it always makes me think of her) McClintock or War Wagon (for giggles and good ol' John Wayne) Tombstone (can never get enough of Doc's sardonic wit)
"I have two guns, one for each of you."
LOL!!! Exactly Frodo...here is a sign I painted for a freind a few years ago on some old wood from our old chicken coop... Rounders is also a Favorite at our house, we have it on VHS tape, LOL!!!
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1552228451539010&set=a.1542776035817585&type=3&theater
I LOVE those!!!!!! You got Talent!!!!!!  |
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| Trouble with the Curve - Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams and Justin Timberlake. For the Love of the Game - Kevin Costner These are both great baseball movies with good life stories attached. Rounders with Matt Damon and Edward Norton. Molly's Game (true story of Olympic skier who had to find another life after injury) These are both about poker, and both fabulous movies. |
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Location: Fort Worth / Springtown | Frodo - 2020-04-12 4:40 AM
If you want to watch movies that are a bit offbeat but entertaining Hi-Lo Country with Woody Harrelson and Rudderless with Billy Crudup are both worth watching.
Adding those to my list! I posted a long list, already, but I keep remembering others.... So I'll mention separately --- St. Vincent with Bill Murray and Melissa McCarthy (Melissa plays a pretty decent woman/mommy in this - and Bill Murray does a great job acting. The parts with Naomi Watts could have been left out to make it a less adult rated movie, but I guess it makes his change more impactful). This is not a movie, but on youtube you can watch "Grandfather" - choose "Full Documentary" to show him living all 4 seasons ....VERY interesting the way he lives off the land and respects it- his simple tools - his work ethic. His beautiful piece of land. |
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Location: 31 lengths farms | SouthTXponygirl PM'd you :-) |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | run n rate - 2020-04-16 3:39 PM
SouthTXponygirl PM'd you :-)
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Location: Kansas | The new Doolittle movie with Robert Downey JR is pretty good, my daughter and I watched it this evening.
thriller movies are my favorite, hide and seek is pretty good |
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Location: Randolph, Utah | hoofs_in_motion - 2020-04-18 6:42 PM
The new Doolittle movie with Robert Downey JR is pretty good, my daughter and I watched it this evening.
thriller movies are my favorite, hide and seek is pretty good
We rented that on Easter and watched it. I thought it was really cute! |
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Location: Fort Worth / Springtown | fatchance - 2020-03-24 10:36 AM
Here a few of my favorite movies.
Last Flag Flying. (very good)
Spotlight. (Eye opening)
I,Tonya.(FUNNY)
A Beautiful day in the Neighborhood (He was a Helper)
The Best of Enemies (good message)
Gifted (really loved this movie)
Whip it (funny with a message)
The Young Prodigious T.S. Spivet (a good ride, with great cimematography)
Little boy (good feel)
Hector the Serch for Happiness. (sleeper movie, loved it)
Almost a year old...can't let this go into archives yet! : Still tell people about TS Spivet - and they love it. (Watched Last Flag Flying, last night. It WAS a very good movie. Better to watch if you're not tired and it is late...or if you are in a sad time :) But very good and funny parts - really good acting! Along those lines, other good movies I saw recently (military) - Ithaca (lots of well known actors) Taking Chance) A Good Year with Russell Crowe is a good one we watched, recenty. Wine, good acting, good romance story Rosalie Goes Shopping 1990 --- this movie popped into my head after I heard a turkey all weekend gobble. It brought back fond memories of my Grandma who is deceased. We watched that movie a lot and we could never figure out the turkey gobble throughout the movie. It took some serious meditation (lol) before the name of the movie came back to me. I looked it up and it has good reviews - if you like "quirky" --- and it was clean. After reading reviews, now I want to watch Baghdad Cafe, because the same actress is in it. |
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | I have a long list of movies/series that I've watched several times over the years, randomly listed off the top of my head: Gone With the Wind Mrs Minnerva Casablanca The Longest Day Ten Commandments Ben Hur Bridge Over the River Kwai Lawrence of Arabia Dr Zhivago The Omen To Kill a Mockingbird The Godfather, (all 3 parts) Star Wars (first 3) Winds of War / War and Remembrance Lonesome Dove (both) The Family Man The Natural Field of Dreams Hidalgo Secretariat Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid The Untouchables Seabiscuit The Man From Snowy River Chariots of Fire Close Encounters of the Third Kind The Sopranos The Tudors El Cid Hoosiers From Here to Eternity Bird Man of Alcatraz When Harry Met Sally Parenthood The Last Picture Show It's a Wonderful Life Christmas Vacation Animal House The Great Paper Chase Gandhi JFK All the President's Men Top Gun Platoon Dirty Harry Yellowstone City Slickers Of Mice and Men One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Jaws Ghost The Pianist Steel Magnolias The English Patient The Jersey Boys The Exorcist The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance North and South Pacific Midway Grumpy Old Men American Sniper A River Runs Through It Legends of the Fall Untouchables Dances With Wolves ETA: I left out Tombstone - shame on me.
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Location: South Texas | If you can find it - Phar Lap. We watched it in the 80's when you had to rent VHS tapes from Blockbuster lol. It was an excellent movie. It might have been an Australian film. |
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