Last Movie Watched [2]

Yesterday, I completed the Star Wars marathon by watching The Return of the Jedi, which has one of the best plot twists that I've ever seen, when we first met Anakin Skywalker it was said that he was the chosen one, that he would bring peace to the galaxy but nay he embraced the dark side and became Darth Vader, but now in the last part of the original Star Wars trilogy, it was Darth Vader who killed the Emperor not Luke Skywalker, so he did bring peace to the galaxy.

And tonight I'll watch the new Star Wars.

May the force be with you Sevenforums!

Chaos.

Jason Statham
Ryrn Phillippe
Wesley Snipes

I cannot remember.

Movies that made a big impression are:

The Jungle book ( when Baloo was dying I shred a tear and was annoyed when he was only pretending )
Winged Migration. A Doc on winter birds migration sounds boring but is so well made, try it,
Thor the bear, or simply called The Bear I think, after the book of James Oliver Curwood. This book made me into the enthusiastic reader I now am.
The last trapper, about a real live trapper, good story, beautiful scenery and interesting info about survival in the extreme north,
Le Vieux fusil, a french film with Philippe Noiret and Romy Sneider. This film will stay with you for a long time.
Probably translated as The old gun.
Casablanca and Play it again Sam a Woody Allan spinoff brilliantly dated, A MUST.
The fearless Vampire Killers by Polansky, fascinatingly funny.
Saving Private Bryan, and for those how thought that movie was impressive, there is an English series ( 12 parts I think ) called The Band of Brothers, that is sort of same good 2 WW movie, realistic information about what really happened.
A Bridge to far,, I walked over the bridge when they were working there, that was so fascinating, all the cardboard houses and walking dead and wounded, horribly real.
The Good the Bad and the Ugly, that last scene where they have a 3 man standoff !!!! And the music.
Braveheart was splendid too.
These really stay in my memory

The last movie that I watched was Dr. Zhivago in a movie theater on the Champs Elysee in 1964. Haven't been to the movies since then. And since I do not watch TV, I do not get any updates.

Wolfgang give Hulu (free) at try.
You could also try Crackle (free).

Most of the movies are a little old but new to me.

Layback Bear said:

Wolfgang give Hulu (free) at try.
You could also try Crackle (free).

Most of the movies are a little old but new to me.

Thanks for the suggestion. But I really do not like movies. In my book they are a waste of time. But my wife makes up for me. She takes double doses.

whs said:

But I really do not like movies. In my book they are a waste of time.

A lot of them are probably a waste of time but there are still heaps of enjoyable gems. You need to pick them or stumble across them. As I think I commented earlier I watched the "box office smash" Jurassic World and thought it was childish rubbish.

Talking of older movies try "Blade Runner" and preferably the blu ray remastered version - complex themes.
Then we have ones like "Once Upon a Time in the West" - simple but still good.

Thanks Michael. I appreciate your suggestions. But I will probably stay away from the movies as usual.