Posted on 04/12/2006 6:51:41 PM PDT by MoJo2001
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Most recent "Harry Potter" movie. Very dark. Had to screen it before my son watched it. (He's not going to watch it now.)
So? It wasn't also because Uma Thurman was in it, right? LOL!
I just saw that movie too. It was vile, crude, and disgusting.
That being said...my favorite part was watching Kim Jong Il's puppet sing "I'm so Ronery."
I was crying from laughing so hard.
Great flick!
Why doncha just skip through that step and go right straight to DVD! LOL!
In this image released by the U.S. District Court, a government exhibit shows a photo of the cockpit voice recorder found at the scene in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, where Flight 93 crashed on Sept. 11, 2001, that was introduced at the sentencing trial of admitted terrorist conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui. (AP Photo/U.S. District Court)
At least you aren't finding this out by yourself, even tomkow and Ma realize that BETA movies are no longer in production. Oh the drama of humanity! LOL!
King Kong! Awesome, but my five year old kept running out of the room on the scary parts!
((((Connie)))) How are you this fine evening? Was it hot enough for you today? It sure was here.
Thanks for your wonderful Tribute...it never fails to touch my heart.
Gotcha! lol
Thank you for the reminder. Our Troops and most of us around here don't need it, but there are some folks sitting at Starbucks that could surely use the reminder.
*HUGS*
Not an ape fan, huh? LOL!
I won't let my boys watch it either. My youngest was scared of the last Spiderman movie.
Waterhole #3 (1967)
Directed by
William A. Graham
Genre: Comedy / Western
Tagline: THIS IS THE WILD, WILD WEST Where The Bad Guys Wins And The Good Girls Lose! (more)
User Comments: a cult classic (more)
User Rating: 6.4/10 (231 votes)
Cast overview, first billed only:
James Coburn .... Lewton Cole
Carroll O'Connor .... Sheriff John H. Copperud
Margaret Blye .... Billee Copperud
Claude Akins .... MSgt. Henry J. Foggers
Timothy Carey .... Hilb
Bruce Dern .... Deputy Samuel P. Tippen
Joan Blondell .... Lavinia
James Whitmore .... Capt. Shipley
Harry Davis .... Ben
Roy Jenson .... Doc Quinlen
Robert Cornthwaite .... Clerk (George)
Jim Boles .... Cpl. Blyth
Steve Whittaker .... Soldier #1
Ted Markland .... Soldier #2
Rupert Crosse .... Prince
(more)
Also Known As:
Waterhole No. 3
Waterhole Three (UK)
Runtime: 95 min
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color (Technicolor)
Sound Mix: Mono
Certification: Finland:K-16 / Sweden:11 / USA:Approved / UK:15 (re-rating) (1988) / UK:AA (original rating)
Trivia: Excluding action during the credits, this film features approximately 665 shots in 5560 seconds - an Average Shot Length (ASL) of about 8.4 seconds. (more)
Quotes:
Lewton Cole: I didn't break any law, Sheriff.
Sheriff John H. Copperud: No? What about stealing my horse, huh?
Lewton Cole: I needed that horse to recover the gold.
Sheriff John H. Copperud: Locking me in my own jail?
Lewton Cole: I wanted you behind me.
Sheriff John H. Copperud: Murder?
Lewton Cole: It was self-defense.
Sheriff John H. Copperud: Raping?
Lewton Cole: Assault with a friendly weapon?
The last movie I watched was American History X, last DVD was Band of Brothers.
Look at you, darkwing.....plotting "dangerous"?
The movies are getting darker because the books are getting darker. I still view the first movie to remind myself it wasn't always like that in the series.
Thank you for your input. Great to see you in the Canteen!!
{{{{Luv}}}} Sorry I missed you last night. Yes ma'am....It got a little toasty this afternoon. But I loved it! A beautiful day overall & I wieshed I could have played hooky!:)
Powerful image, Radix! Gave me chills to see it and know where it was from. God rest their souls...and God condemn Moussaoui to the depths of hell.
Here's hoping you get to watch something new real soon.
Great to see you Toby!!
Hope you are doing well!!
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