(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...
For NYer it be smarter to go to central park and watch the redtail
hawk
and peragrin(sp?)falcons (the fastest predator on earth) snatch
pigeons out of the air.

Shot footage of that many times when I worked for the NY Zoological Society for
a couple of years. The doc lets us have a look at animals most people will
never see. I guess that makes them unimportant to people like you, Josie. But
others want to learn.

RB

Thats great boobsie, Glad all your films are not horror flicks.

It's something to hear a falcons wings viberate at over 200 MPH it
sounds allot like one of those fighting kites.



Joe

RB

Thats great boobsie, Glad all your films are not horror flicks.

Of course not. My favorite films....

Casablanca
King of Comedy
Treasure of Sierra Madre
The Thing (original)
Raging Bull
Magnolia
Dawn of the Dead
Moby Dick (Houston Version)
Moulin Rouge (Houstin version)

To name a few..

RB

On 27 May 2004 02:21:39 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Of course not. My favorite films....

Casablanca
King of Comedy
Treasure of Sierra Madre
The Thing (original)
Raging Bull
Magnolia
Dawn of the Dead
Moby Dick (Houston Version)
Moulin Rouge (Houstin version)


What a lame selection. Sucks to be you.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

What a lame selection. Sucks to be you.


Wow! He got me there!


RB

My list would include Ciderhouse Rules and Millenium Man just for
starters

I don't think I saw millenium Man. Cider House Rules was good, but I think
World According to Garp is the better Irving adaptation.

RB

I'm afraid I didn't like Garp..the book was OK, the film..wellll.

The movie is awkward at times, but I liked the script which managed to touch on
key moments on the book...and Jenny Fields was truly brought to life. Owen
Meany is thought to be an impossible adaptation after many failed efforts.
I'll put Millenium Man on my list.

RB

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...

RB

Thats great boobsie, Glad all your films are not horror flicks.

Of course not. My favorite films....

Casablanca

Good bogie film, one of my favorites as well

King of Comedy
2 star at best

Treasure of Sierra Madre
Ok, but gold does not blow away like shown in the end, it was easily
recoverable and are mexicans that dumb to throw the gold away?

The Thing (original)

OK flik, but the day the earth stood still was better, Invasion of the
body snatchers(original) better, It came from outerspace was better..

Raging Bull

A so so movie.

Magnolia

You big pussy

Dawn of the Dead

Orignal was great!
Moby Dick (Houston Version)

Ok
Moulin Rouge (Houstin version)

what ever
To name a few..


A few better
To kill a mockinbird, 12 angry men, Old man of the sea, the cain
munity, the sand pebble, Bullit, ect..................

Joe
RB

A few better
To kill a mockinbird, 12 angry men, Old man of the sea, the cain
munity, the sand pebble, Bullit, ect..................


All good movies, but not "better" by any defintion other than yours. Cain
Mutiny was a another high point for Bogart. Old man and the Sea is a good
effort. By any personal standard, Bullit is horribly dated. Papion is "better"
for McQueen fans, especially if you read the book.

RB

Joe wrote:

A few better
To kill a mockinbird, 12 angry men, Old man of the sea, the cain
munity, the sand pebble, Bullit, ect..................

The Caine Mutiny is excellent, one of the few movies I've seen that held
up to the book (although it was far less detailed of course).

I also like the African Queen, another classic Bogart movie. One of
these days we're going to watch The Maltese Falcon.

DSK

Sorry Guys;

How can you leave out;

Mutiny on the Bounty (Gable/Lorton)
Captains Couragous (Tracy)
How Green was My Valley (Pigeon)
Quit Man

Oh well, I'm a lot older. Different Time, I guess

Ole Thom