My Name is Nobody.
But to make you maybe feel miserable again, Wellmanâs âYellow Skyâ is the better film for me, it is actually a personal favourite of mine. Wellman was a pretty interesting western director.

Wellmanâs âYellow Skyâ
Another excellent 40s western for sure.
âAdios, Sabataâ, aka âIndio Blackâ (1970)
Garish, entertaining, and a thoroughly engaging adventure yarnâŚfeaturing Yul Brynner wearing a pre-âVillage Peopleâ outfit.
Great fun, with a rousing score by Bruno Nicolai.
All About Eve - second screening last night.
Still some of the sharpest, most scintillating dialogue on film.

But to make you maybe feel miserable again, Wellmanâs âYellow Skyâ is the better film for me, it is actually a personal favourite of mine. Wellman was a pretty interesting western director.
No misery yet, as youâve just reminded me to rewatch it and check out the Kino blu-ray commentary.
A Sherlock Holmes double-bill.
First, one of Billy Wilderâs best filmsâŚ
Followed by Christopher Plummer portraying the legendary Victorian sleuthâŚ
Theyâre showing The Mercenary on TV tonight here in Finland. It starts in a few minutes.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly as a date night movie. Iâll be introducing it to a guy whoâs never seen it, but is a movie nerd like myself.

Iâll be introducing it to a guy whoâs never seen it
Has he been living in a cave ???
Maybe a cave on Mars!
I am in the middle of watching TGTBATU again and have been slagged for quoting some of the lines before they come up on the movieđ¤

and have been slagged for quoting some of the lines before they come up on the movieđ¤
Donât we all occasionally do it?
Lol A cultural cave, definitely. Although, he told me his favorite band is The Kinks. So, that scored some points with me
.

his favorite band is The Kinks
Yes ⌠heâs gone up in my estimation too
So, what did he think of the movie? Did he like it so therefore earned another date night or has he been kicked to the curb?
Lol. He definitely liked it. Iâll just say he has the next pick as far as what movie weâll be watching next .
Tonight it will be a tribute to David Soul, who has just passed away, aged 80.
First, the excellent pilot episode of âStarsky & Hutchâ (1975); followed by Clint Eastwoodâs 'Magnum Forceâ (1973), starring David as the leader of a group of vigilante cops, that become judge, jury, and executioners.
Revisiting one of my favourites, which gets better on every viewing: The Ruthless Four. Starring @aldoâs favourite pencil moustached actor.
If only he could have made an appearance in, Shoot the Living and Pray for the Dead ⌠that would have been bliss

If only he could have made an appearance in, Shoot the Living and Pray for the Dead
He wouldâve been the icing on the cake amongst the exhilarating, non-stop, wall to wall action in that film!