Easy Rider for me. Seen it 16 times so far. Don't want to own the movie though. It's more fun to watch it every time it comes on TV.

Next on my list, "My name is Bond, James Bond". Love those Bond movies.

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What was that Lancaster/Douglas movie about seizing control of the USA by the military? Failsafe, perhaps? Excellent movie.

Dr Strangelove.

Paths to Glory.

Its a mood thing, now I'm going for movies that are sad or hopeless or scary.

Seven Days In May . . . Directed by John Frankenheimer ("Grand Prix")

Here`s one of my favorites I bet few have seen, The Missouri Breaks with Brando and Nicolson. Anybody know this one?

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Kinda reminds me of the characters in this place which can be categorized by one of the following:

Lost drunken men who don't know where they are and no longer care.

Lost drunken men who don't know where they are, but do care!

Men who know where they are and care, but don't drink.


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Mel Brooks History of the world part I.

Peasant hunting.

Oh, yeah. Saw it on the big screen.

Nicholson's big line, "That was the sound of your throat being cut."

The Big Leboski....

"I'm the Dude...or Duder, or His Dudeness, or El Duderino, if you're not into the whole brevity thing..."


"Hey, careful man, there's a beverage, here!"

Here's a question that I never think about to ask:

What was that post-Vietnam flick that ends something like "Carry On Wayward Son" playing in the ending scene, and the ending scene was this Vet crying in a graveyard, like he couldn't accept that his buddy was killed in Nam. Ring a bell?

Gilly

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To Kill a Mockingbird, which I believe was Robert Duvall's first movie role.

Wasn't one of my favorite movies of all time, but I sure enjoyed watching The School of Rock. Jack Black is really funny.

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I dont remember the name of the movie, but it starred Henry Winkler

pretty good movie. a moment was when Brando threw the "rabbit killer" at the cowboy and stuck it in his eye/skull. Got your attention for a moment

Y'know I woulda just about SWORE that was Henry Winkler in that scene! Excellent, I can just find a filmography on Henry Winkler, then I'll know. Wasn't he in Lords of the Flatbush, too? that was another good movie. Oh and that one movie with the "Greasers" and "Socies" (as in social elite), ummmm, had some guys in there that went quite a ways too, like maybe Patrick Swayzie or however it's spelled, the one where the one kid, I think they called him "pony boy" or something gets burned and dies saving a little girl from a fire.
And that one where it is a college town, the townies they call "stone cutters", and this one kid acts like he's a college kid 'cuz he likes this one college girl, and then she finds out he's a local. What the heck is that one called?
Oh, and "Mischief", anyone see that?

Gilly

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The Vietnam one was apparently "Heroes":

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0076138/plotsummary

Gilly

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