Track the Films You Watch (2006) - Page 11

Haggai · 02-01-2006, 10:46 PM

I liked all the "current day" stuff in Love on the Run quite a bit, more than most of the stuff in the previous two movies, but the flashback stuff was completely out of control. There was one point where they just plopped in a nearly five minute long scene from Bed and Board! What on earth was that all about?

Joe Karlosi · 02-02-2006, 04:40 AM

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RATINGS FROM bomb to ****

ABC Africa ***
Address Unknown ***
Antoine and Colette ****
Art of the Devil ***
Ask Father ***1/2
Bang Rajan ***
Bed and Board ***
Billy Blazes, Esq. **1/2
Body and Soul ***1/2
Broken Flowers ***1/2
Bullet in the Head ***
The Call of Cthulhu ***
Camille (1921) ***
Camille (1936) ***
The Cat's-Paw ***
Champion ***1/2
Children of the Marshlands ***1/2
The Constant Gardner ***
Dead Friend **1/2
Don Juan (1998) ***
Dr. Jack ***
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room ***
Face ***
Feet First **1/2
The 400 Blows ****
From Hand to Mouth ***
High and Dizzy **1/2
A Hole in My Heart ***
The Holy Girl **1/2
Hot Water **1/2
How Green Was My Valley ***1/2
I Am Dina ***
The Idiot ***
Interrogation ***1/2
Izo ***
Junebug ***
Kamikaze Girls ***
Les Mistons ***
Love on the Run ***1/2
Matewan ***1/2
Movie Crazy ***
The Mysterious Lady ***
Mysterious Skin ***
Never Weaken ***
No Regrets For Our Youth ***
Now or Never ***
Oliver Twist (2005) ****
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid **1/2
The Petrified Forest ***1/2
The Pride of the Yankees ****
Raiders of the Lost Ark ****
Red Eye **1/2
Ride the High Country ***1/2
R-Point ***
Saraband ***1/2
Shoot the Piano Player ***1/2
Smoke ***1/2
Spider Baby ***
Stolen Kisses ***
Sympathy for Lady Vengeance ***1/2
Talk **1/2
Three Extremes ***
Together ***1/2
Why Worry? ***
The Winter War ***
X2 ***1/2
Yesterday ****

Wow, Steve! Most impressive, as you seem easy to please! Have you ever seen a film that you felt rated BOMB to ** ?

Joe Karlosi · 02-02-2006, 04:46 AM

Three Violent People (1956)

Thoroughly ordinary western with Charlton Heston as a Civil War veteran returning home with a new wife (Anne Baxter) whom he discovers has had a rather dishonorable past. His one-armed brother (Tom Tryon) is jealous of him. Not much to thrill about here, though it was interesting seeing Baxter and Heston working together again after THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. For what it's worth, Robert Blake has a role as a young Mexican.

Robert Crawford · 02-02-2006, 05:10 AM

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For what it's worth, Robert Blake has a role as a young Mexican.

Joe Karlosi · 02-02-2006, 05:53 AM

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Did you miss Jamie Farr as one of his brothers?

Yes, I did! And you would think his face was very distinctive!

SteveGon · 02-02-2006, 07:45 AM

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Wow, Steve! Most impressive, as you seem easy to please! Have you ever seen a film that you felt rated BOMB to ** ?

I've seen some stinkers in my day, but now I'm pretty good at avoiding turkeys.

I only gave out one bomb rating out last year and that was to The Exorcism of Emily Rose which offended me on a personal level (and I probably shouldn't discuss that here). I also gave out a few *1/2 and ** ratings. Overall though I've got a good batting average with my movie viewing.

SteveGon · 02-02-2006, 07:48 AM

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There was one point where they just plopped in a nearly five minute long scene from Bed and Board!

Yeah, that particular flashback was a bit too much but I didn't mind them overall.

Haggai · 02-02-2006, 08:42 AM

I haven't posted on it yet, but I watched Blackboard Jungle the other night, which had Jamie Farr's first role in either movies or TV, back when he was still credited as Jameel Farah (he's from a Lebanese family). He was pretty easy to spot.

JonZ · 02-02-2006, 12:57 PM

Recently that I can remember

Out of 4

s

Corpse Bride

The Constant Gardener

Dune

1/2
Munich

The New World

Killing Zoe

1/2
Patton

Ghost In A Shell

Broken Flowers