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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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I’m with Danny, Old Yeller is one of the first I can remember that left a mark on me. Some favorites are Silverado, Man from snowy river, Rooster Cogburn, and the Shawshank Redemption
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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American Guerrilla in the Philippines, one of my favorite movies.
America only has one issue, we have a Responsibility crisis and everything else stems from it.
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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Grey eagle.
Mostly I am a huge comedy fan though and comedy movies were an important part of my life. My all time favorites are airplane, vacation, blazing saddles, and so forth. Best one in my opinion was so I married an axe murderer. Got to be one of my favorite comedy love stories.
Jim
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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Who is this newbie that posted lol. Hi Aaron, Mr. Proffitt, hope you and yours are well. I thought of something a bit ago, it weren't at the theater, it was at home. Watching Porky's with Dad and Mama of all people. I swear I never heard Mama laugh so hard when they suggested doing a police line up to identify the tallywhacker. Good times.
I wonder if tap dancers walk into a room, look at the floor, and think, I'd tap that. I wonder about things.....
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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Tora, Tora, Tora.......I've hated the Japs ever since !!!!!  The Cowboys.......We're Burning Daylight !!!!!  w
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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Thanks Actor....you sound like my Dad. Just lost him last November at 92. First movie I remember was at Sabetha KS drive-in and it was Spencer's Mountain. (probly about 61-62) A tree fell on a guy and killed him. It was like real life. We never had a TV and I'd never seen a man die before. It was shocking to me.
Dad would talk about how many families lived between our home farm and the nearest town, and could name every family. 18 families I think. Today there are none.
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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Anybody remember the movie the Deerhunter? I thought it was one of the best of all time. I saw the "Deer Hunter" on TV many years ago on TV starting at 11:30 PM. I believe that it lasted like three hours with commercials. It was so intense and at the same time depressing that I had to watch another movie to relax myself before I could even think about going to sleep.
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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Who is this newbie that posted lol. Hi Aaron, Mr. Proffitt, hope you and yours are well. I thought of something a bit ago, it weren't at the theater, it was at home. Watching Porky's with Dad and Mama of all people. I swear I never heard Mama laugh so hard when they suggested doing a police line up to identify the tallywhacker. Good times. I’m doing well , my friend. I jump on from time to time. Great Porky’s reference. Hilarious scene.
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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I guess its the china virus that gets us old farts thinking. Last night the wife and I were remembering old times and how different it is today.
There are a few movies have left impressions on me
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Shangri-La with Ronald Coleman
The Earthling with Rickey Schroder and William Holden, I believe it was William Holden's last movie.
Man in the Wilderness with Richard Harris.
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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When I sas "Rebel Without a Cause" when I was 16 years old.
What from Christ that soul can sever,
Bound by everlasting bands?
None shall take thee
From the Strength of Israel's hands.
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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We didn't have TV when I was a kid. Not complaining at all about that, but I didn't get to see movies often. I remember arguing with Mom and finally getting to go see " the pursuit of D.B. Cooper." I was probably 13 at the time.
But we did go see" Swiss family Robinson" when I was younger. I suppose it would seem cheesy now, but it was really exciting for a kid who never watched anything on a screen.
Right now I’m having amnesia and déjà vu at the same time. I think I’ve forgotten this before.
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Re: Early Movies that left an impression on you
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I have a collection of all the Laurel & Hardy movies. Two of the greatest comics that ever lived.
The difference between animals and humans is that animals would never let the dumbest ones lead the pack.
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