loved Paul, thought it was hilarious.

Most flicks with those two are worth a watch.

St. Vincent. Campy. Funny. Heartfelt. Bill Murry. Melissa McCarthy does not get all yelly, Naomi Watts as Russian pregnant stripper. What more could you ask for?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2170593/

From 1963. "Spencer's Mountain" on cable right now. Good part coming up when Henry Fonda goes to see the college president about Clayboy being turned down for admission.

The local theatre reopened. They’re showing things like Indiana Jones, the goonies, jaws, back to the future, shrek.

We’ve gone a couple time now.

Check out what’s playing near you. Great to see these on the big screen again.

Great story, Bob.

I would have loved to see that! :D

The Wraith - 1986

Charlie Sheen, Ron Howard's brother, Randy Quaid, a hot babe with a touch of noteworthy skin and a cool concept car. Some pretty good supporting actors as well.

Dated and a bit corny but I made it through.

Watch for free on YouTube.

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Nick Cassavetes was the lead bad guy. I thought he was one of the weaker actors. However, he went on to direct some pretty successful movies, Including The Notebook.

"Lawrence of Arabia" - on TCM - just now starting.

Commercial free.

And there will be an Intermission!

Not sure Anthony Quinn gets enough recognition for his outstanding performance in this epic film.

He was amazing as Auda Abu-Tayeh, the leader of the Howeitat.

Interstellar

^ yes

I have the DVD. :)

Just finished Green Book on Showtime.

Very enjoyable (and somewhat timely) movie.

I thought this was very good. Some wooden dialog, but some bad ass machine guns on the river boats...

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Beyond the Law

Another Charlie Sheen one from the ‘90’s. A bit corny nut based on a true story.

Watching this on cable right now.....

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^ excellent movie

OK here goes... The King (2019 on Netflix).

"The King is a 2019 historical drama film based on several plays from William Shakespeare's "Henriad"

One word brilliant! The armoured battle scene near the end alone makes it worth watching. Imagine a massive Rugby scrum with men in full armour and lots of mud.

Timothée Chalamet who portrays King Henry V looks like a 20 something Millennial and it works. You don't see much of her but Johnny Depp's daughter Lily-Rose is also in the movie. I can't say enough good things about it and IMO this is one of the best ever period movies made.

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Heights of Danger- old movie about a family with an MG that enters the monte carlo rallye to save their shop

"Witness" comes on tonight at 10pm ET on cable INSP.

Kind of unusual category for this channel but a nice change up.

One of the two Kelly McGillis movies where she looked hawt!

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Forgot what a beautiful soundtrack it has - and also directed by the great Australian film director, Peter Weir.

8 Academy Award nominations....winning 2.