What Film Are You Watching Tonight?

My Name is Nobody.

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But to make you maybe feel miserable again, Wellman’s “Yellow Sky” is the better film for me, it is actually a personal favourite of mine. Wellman was a pretty interesting western director.

Another excellent 40s western for sure.

‘Adios, Sabata’, aka ‘Indio Black’ (1970)

Garish, entertaining, and a thoroughly engaging adventure yarn…featuring Yul Brynner wearing a pre-‘Village People’ outfit.
Great fun, with a rousing score by Bruno Nicolai.

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All About Eve - second screening last night.
Still some of the sharpest, most scintillating dialogue on film.

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No misery yet, as you’ve just reminded me to rewatch it and check out the Kino blu-ray commentary.

A Sherlock Holmes double-bill.

First, one of Billy Wilder’s best films…

Followed by Christopher Plummer portraying the legendary Victorian sleuth…

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They’re showing The Mercenary on TV tonight here in Finland. It starts in a few minutes. :grin:

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly as a date night movie. I’ll be introducing it to a guy who’s never seen it, but is a movie nerd like myself.

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Has he been living in a cave ??? :wink:

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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 movie🤠

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Don’t we all occasionally do it?

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Lol :laughing: A cultural cave, definitely. Although, he told me his favorite band is The Kinks. So, that scored some points with me :sunglasses:.

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Yes … he’s gone up in my estimation too :wink:

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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? :thinking:

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Lol. He definitely liked it. I’ll just say he has the next pick as far as what movie we’ll be watching next :sunglasses:.

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Tonight it will be a tribute to David Soul, who has just passed away, aged 80.

First, the excellent pilot episode of ‘Starsky & Hutch’ (1975); followed by Clint Eastwood’s 'Magnum Force’ (1973), starring David as the leader of a group of vigilante cops, that become judge, jury, and executioners.

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Revisiting one of my favourites, which gets better on every viewing: The Ruthless Four. Starring @aldo’s favourite pencil moustached actor.

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If only he could have made an appearance in, Shoot the Living and Pray for the Dead … that would have been bliss

:wink:

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He would’ve been the icing on the cake amongst the exhilarating, non-stop, wall to wall action in that film!

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