*** Old Movies And TV Shows Of The Past......

[Gunny]

I watched it. Thanks, @indago. There isn't much to do at 5am, but I enjoyed the old television program.

I seem to recall when I was a little girl, that Gunsmoke was on Sunday nights. We didn't have a TV, but I remember them changing Sunday night worship service to a better time so people would come to church and not stay home to watch Gunsmoke. Maybe I remember it wrong.

It wasn't on Sundays. Saturday and got moved to Monday. Friday and Saturday were prime time in the 60s. They've been junk time since the mid-late 80s when partying became in style. The networks don't put on anything during party time nor NFL time anymore. They just toss some junk out there as filler.

Bonanza came on Sunday.

[LongTermGuy]

JFK was probably the one, primary reason, or inspiration I needed to make me Join the Navy in 1964.

Nothing really good on TV tonight....so I come back here.... and search for a Movie I haven't posted and found this....

Thanks @aboutime !

[indago]

This was a great scene from the movie Silence of the Lambs. I read a review of Ted Levine and it was said that he was so outrageous and unpredictable on the set, they never knew what he was going to do next.

[Gunny]

Combat Season1 Ep 29. Sgt Saunders holding a baby. OMG! Thought I was going to fall off my chair.

[LongTermGuy]

Django Unchained {Full Movie}

[Gunny]

I'm calling foul on Combat. NO WAY does my LT get to run around on his own with a loaded firearm. I ain't spending the next year trying to dig the Sergeant Major's boot out of my ass for losing the LT he issued me.

[aboutime]

Combat Season1 Ep 29. Sgt Saunders holding a baby. OMG! Thought I was going to fall off my chair.

It was a TV show gunny. Reality had nothing to do with shows like that back then. And, I think you did fall off that Chair.

[LongTermGuy]

Mongol full movie:


`Do not scorn a weak cub. He may become the brutal tiger (Mongolian proverb).`

`The film was a co-production between companies in Russia, Germany and Kazakhstan. Filming took place mainly in the People's Republic of China, principally in Inner Mongolia (the Mongol autonomous region), and in Kazakhstan.`

[Gunny]

It was a TV show gunny. Reality had nothing to do with shows like that back then. And, I think you did fall off that Chair.

somebody should have posted the memo. I've been that prick Sgt Saunders since I was about 5.

[LongTermGuy]

somebody should have posted the memo. I've been that prick Sgt Saunders since I was about 5.

.....Darn it ! Gunny...forgot to post the "Memo"

[LongTermGuy]

Rage 2014 FULL MOVIE...

..........Synopsis

A respected businessman with a dark past embarks on a violent quest for revenge after his daughter is abducted by men seeking to settle an old score. To his friends and family, Paul Maguire (Nicolas Cage) is a hard-working family man. Little do they realize, Paul once lived a very different existence -- one where life was cheap, and debts were paid in <nobr style="box-sizing: border-box;">blood</nobr>. Now, as Paul returns to that old lifestyle in a bid to rescue his daughter by any means necessary, he'll learn just how far his enemies will go to make him pay for his past transgressions. Danny Glover, Peter Stormare,

[namvet]

49th parallel (1941)

A WW2 U-boat crew is stranded in northern Canada. To avoid internment, they must make their way to the border and get into the still-neutral USA. WW2 British propaganda film



the flick shows the Uboat as U-37. and there actually was one

http://uboat.net/boats/u37.htm

[namvet]

The Cruel Sea (1953) probably the best Brit war movie about the battle of the Atlantic IMO. its in my collection. so far I can't find the full Movie.

The film portrays the conditions in which the Battle of the Atlantic was fought between the Royal Navy and Germany's U-boats. It is seen from the viewpoint of the British naval officers and seamen who served in convoy escorts. The film begins with a voice-over by Ericson (Jack Hawkins). the opposite story to this was told in 1981 Das Boot the hunter and the hunted. trailer

[namvet]

sure would like to see this

[Gunny]

@Drummond. My favorite Sherlock Holmes movie. Arthur Wontner was WAY better than Basil Rathbone.

Got a few Bulldog Drummond ones too.