"Romancing The Stone". I really like the part towards the end when Michal Douglas shows up wearing alligator boots. Danny DeVito is a comedic genius in this film too. That rotund little guy can bring you to tears from laughing.
I do have about 4000 DVDs to pick from.
No particular order. Some of my favorites
Monte Walsh (Tom Selleck version)
Also Tom Selleck low budget film Countdown to DDay, the Jesse Stone series, and I've just discovered and have been binge watching Blue Bloods.
Lonesome Dove
True Grit (like both, but prefer the new one)
The Account
John Wick 2
Any Jason Bourne
Darkest Hour
Tombstone
Band of Brothers
Monte Walsh (Tom Selleck version)
Also Tom Selleck low budget film Countdown to DDay, the Jesse Stone series, and I've just discovered and have been binge watching Blue Bloods.
Lonesome Dove
True Grit (like both, but prefer the new one)
The Account
John Wick 2
Any Jason Bourne
Darkest Hour
Tombstone
Band of Brothers
The Final Countdown
The key to the whole movie is you absolutely must watch the very beginning and the very end.
Imagine the USS Nimitz in WW II.
The Gallant Hours 1960
James Cagney portrays Admiral Halsey
The key to the whole movie is you absolutely must watch the very beginning and the very end.
Imagine the USS Nimitz in WW II.
The Gallant Hours 1960
James Cagney portrays Admiral Halsey
Not a real big movie guy in general, but still enjoy a good one when I can find the time. On the whole I think most are overrated.
I think my favorite of all time would probably be Jacob's Ladder from 1990(?). Kinda sad, scary, and touching all at once.
I also enjoy a good coming-of-age story. Whether a book or movie. A couple favorites there would be Stand by Me and My Life as a Dog, a Swedish movie with subtitles.
I think my favorite of all time would probably be Jacob's Ladder from 1990(?). Kinda sad, scary, and touching all at once.
I also enjoy a good coming-of-age story. Whether a book or movie. A couple favorites there would be Stand by Me and My Life as a Dog, a Swedish movie with subtitles.
In no particular order...
True Grit (1969)
Forrest Gump
Slingblade
Grosse Pointe Blank
The Green Mile
Saving Private Ryan
Castaway
The Breakfast Club
The Shawshank Redemption
The Patriot (Mel Gibson)
L.A. Confidential
Any and all of the Jesse Stone movies
Coal Miners Daughter
Training Day
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Grand Torino
Bull Durham
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Risky Business
The Outsiders
I could go on and on...
True Grit (1969)
Forrest Gump
Slingblade
Grosse Pointe Blank
The Green Mile
Saving Private Ryan
Castaway
The Breakfast Club
The Shawshank Redemption
The Patriot (Mel Gibson)
L.A. Confidential
Any and all of the Jesse Stone movies
Coal Miners Daughter
Training Day
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Grand Torino
Bull Durham
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Risky Business
The Outsiders
I could go on and on...
