C44Antelope
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My Favorite Brunette. Peter Lore knows more about the Constitution of the United States than... Well, anyway it's a pretty good flick.
Everyone is different, but I thought this was one of their best flicks.Oh, man, I've got to see that.
What kind of stereotypes?
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Cowboys vs Aliens.
Not nearly as cheesy as I thought it would be. Decent story. Good acting. And anything with Olivia Wilde is a-okay in my book.
The Final Countdown (1980) with Martin Sheen, Kirk Douglass, and Charles Durning (small part).
About the USS Nimitz, and how it goes through a storm ending up near Pearl Harbor before the attack.
Interesting movie that I remember as a kid, and now that it's on Netflix I decided to watch it again.
Have you seen the film?
I am watching The Man Who Would Be King. This is such a great film that I never tire of watching.
Here is a photo and article about the actual 'Squad'. I don't see a black detective in the photo. I tend to think that 'Coleman Harris' is a fiction. -dixon cannon
http://www.scpr.org/blogs/newmedia/2013/01/10/11934/photos-the-real-life-gangster-squad-and-mobster-mi/
P.S. A little additional infor on the squad and Cohen's organization: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-gangstercastflash,0,6866586.htmlstory
Nice photo; must have been a warm Los Angeles day for some of the cops to be without neckties (and for one to wear a t-shirt!)...
Regarding the Harris character, I figured that might be the case; I was hoping that it was based on fact. If such is the case, it's annoying that the writers/producers deliberately tried to "modernize" history, especially if they did it in order to gain a larger audience base. Film-makers need to show past events/eras the way they really were, warts and all, and not inject fictional situations/relationships which likely wouldn't have existed at the time.
Nice photo; must have been a warm Los Angeles day for some of the cops to be without neckties (and for one to wear a t-shirt!)...
Regarding the Harris character, I figured that might be the case; I was hoping that it was based on fact. If such is the case, it's annoying that the writers/producers deliberately tried to "modernize" history, especially if they did it in order to gain a larger audience base. Film-makers need to show past events/eras the way they really were, warts and all, and not inject fictional situations/relationships which likely wouldn't have existed at the time.
James this is news to me!
Hollyweird takes a "creative license" with the facts?
Resident Evil? I'd have to watch that around 10am, and no later.
In fact, we have some old 70's horror flicks on Netflix, and won't start them any later than noon.
Now if it's a Hammer Horror that's different. We can watch those anytime.
Turned off, Resident Evil: Retribution. Watched half and had enough.
Regarding the Harris character, I figured that might be the case; I was hoping that it was based on fact. If such is the case, it's annoying that the writers/producers deliberately tried to "modernize" history, especially if they did it in order to gain a larger audience base. Film-makers need to show past events/eras the way they really were, warts and all, and not inject fictional situations/relationships which likely wouldn't have existed at the time.
Another blasphemy "The Three Stooges" - I give it a solid "C". You can divide the world into several camps, "cat" people... "dog" people... those that "get" the Stooges and those that never will. We laughed, from that film that's all you can ask.
Worf
I could never understand the draw either. Here comes the action---we know because the music started.