What Is The Last Movie/Show You Saw? (7 Viewers)

Dang. I'm a Lightning fan myself, but holy crap, I got goosebumps from watching that trailer!!!
 
Really?! I thought it sucked and I like those types of movies.

Here is what caught my attention! I happened to come across the 1956 Movie about Douglas Bader, Reach For the Sky, this last weekend, totally by accident. Wow. Great story, as you know, but also great film of Spits and Hurricanes. Ignore some cheezy model effects, but enjoy the real sounds/vids of WW2 British aero brilliance. What a great film. How the eff did I miss this as a kid?!
 
Good one there Matt!

ROME continues..7, 8 9...
 
Really?! I thought it sucked and I like those types of movies.

Here is what caught my attention! I happened to come across the 1956 Movie about Douglas Bader, Reach For the Sky, this last weekend, totally by accident. Wow. Great story, as you know, but also great film of Spits and Hurricanes. Ignore some cheezy model effects, but enjoy the real sounds/vids of WW2 British aero brilliance. What a great film. How the eff did I miss this as a kid?!
Matt, how did you miss that one !!!!!
seeing reach for the sky got me into aviation, saw it as a kid in the 70's, then found out Bader was a real person and was amazed , still a huge hero of mine, even went to a school named after him !!!
 
Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back on Bluray
 
Centurian, not bad
 
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Western Fire Creek with James Stewart and Henry Fonda don't mind these old Movies...
 
Western Fire Creek with James Stewart and Henry Fonda don't mind these old Movies...

Funny you should see this Wayne! I just picked up a 6 DVD set of Jimmy Stewart movies....

"The Spirit Of St. Louis"
"Firecreek"
"Cheyanne Social Club"
"The FBI Story"
"The Stratton Story"
"The Naked Spur"

Watched "Firecreek" yesterday!!
 
Been watching some Hitchcock classics recently, saw Marnie, Vertigo, and The Rear Window, and have more to see yet in my box set. They are really classic cinematography; the detail and quality of the acting, the camera shots and the plots add a real depth to his films which really draws you in, to a level that is very rarely seen in recent movies.
 
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