movies

First up this week is HEAT. This 1995 movie is a crime action masterpiece by Michael Mann. It stars Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer, Jon Voight, and others. An experienced high-value robbery crew is pursued by an experienced police robbery/homicide crew in the streets of LA. The long...

Nolte is on a run with his ongoing analysis of Hollyweird's multiple movie failures. https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2019/11/16/nolte-charlies-angels-is-fifth-woketard-franchise-to-die-at-box-office/ Nolte: ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Is Fifth Woketard Franchise to Die at Box Office...

First up is OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN from 2013. Terrorists attack the white house and take the president hostage. They forgot about one man. This is a serious action movie. This has asian subtitles, but with the cinema widescreen format, they are easy to ignore since most are in the black bar...

Busy day tomorrow so I'm posting these tonight. The world seems unusually stressed. Here are 4 good movies to escape for a few hours. Consider this a special weekend for TB2K films. I've been saving these titles. ------------------------------------------------ First up is 47 RONIN with...

First up this weekend is the SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. This 1960 Disney movie is fun and practical if you find yourself shipwrecked on a tropical island. - A Swiss family must survive being shipwrecked on a deserted island. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054357/ <<<----------- Movie review...

Just a note that the movies are hosted at archive.org so no embedding is possible, but you can download the movie files or watch them on the website. The website viewer is similar to watching on youtube. Just click the start arrow once, maybe twice, then expand it to full screne and watch the...

It's the end of the world as we know it this weekend. Enjoy the show. :popcorn3: ------------------------------------------- First up is Steven King's THE STAND from 1994. Yes, the full 4 night mini-series clocking in at almost 6 hours, but no commercials and it's bluray quality (720p)...

Let's get political this weekend at the movies. First up is a Robert Redford classic the Three Days of the Condor. It's a well done 1975 espionage thriller about the CIA, the USA, and the politics of oil. This was timely considering the late 1973 Arab oil embargo, and US gas lines, due to...

First up is the high octane thriller DEATH PROOF. It has Kurt Russell and a gaggle of females :) in a Quintin Tarantino film honoring the cheap early 70's "grindhouse" thrillers. They spent a great deal of money to make this film look old and cheaply made. It's a thrilling ride, but can get...

First up is The 2nd Civil War in HD. It's a 1997 comedy with some drama moments. You want acting stars??? Beau Bridges, Joanna Cassidy, Phil Hartman, James Earl John, James Coburn, Denis Leary, Ron Perlman, Brian Keith and others. - It's not just a war anymore. It's a media event. - A...

Grab the popcorn and hold onto your hats! :popcorn1: - First up is OPEN RANGE. It's a 2003 western with Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner, Annette Benning, and others you'd recognize. This is a very good film with great open west scenery all in HD. The volume on this video is low, but clear...

Getting an early start on the weekend movies. I'm still in shock at finding the first one. First up, who wants to live forever? A full-length version of the 1986 original HIGHLANDER in HD! Yes, that highlander. Christopher Lambert, Sean Connery, Clancy Brown - He fought his first battle on...

First up is an Alfaman-mentioned movie. It's in 720p HD, widescreen, and the original black and white. The Last Man on Earth is a 1964 movie with Vincent Price. It was the first movie based on the 1954 sci-fi horror novel I am Legend by Richard Matheson. It was later made into The Omega...

First up is the original Night of the Living Dead from 1968 by George Romero. A ragtag group of Pennsylvanians barricade themselves in an old farmhouse to remain safe from a bloodthirsty, flesh-eating breed of monsters who are ravaging the East Coast of the United States. This was made on a...

I found a few for this weekend. Bump or make comments if you like the choices. Enjoy! :popcorn3::popcorn1::popcorn3: Blood Money (1988) - also known as Clinton and Nadine An odd couple get caught up in a murder and arms trafficking conspiracy. Clinton is desperate to find his brother's...

First up is Kris Kristofferson, Treat Williams, Jean Smart, etc. in FLASHPOINT. It's a tale of adventure in the South Texas desert from 1984. "It began as a stroke of incredible luck for two United States Border Patrol agents, Bob Logan and Ernie Wyatt. Partners and pals who enjoyed good...

I found a true 80's post-apocalyplse movie. Bruce Dern is even crazier than his usual self, but it hasn't rained in 50 years. This has Adam Ant, Michael Pare', Catherine Mary Stuart, Alan Autry, and quite a few others you'd recognize from the mid 80's. :spns: The video and audio are decent...

This is a 48 minute BBC TV show made in 1982. Video and audio quality are decent. It's a look at the US survival movement circa 1982. It's an interesting historical piece with interviews of Dr. Bruce Clayton (Life After Doomsday author!), Kurt Saxon (poor man's james bond and many others)...

This is the complete movie Aftermath (2015). It's on youtube in up to 1080p resolution (full HD). It was filmed in 2012 on a $500,000 budget. You might recognize a few of the actors including Edward Furlong (John Conner in Terminator 2). It's a fairly accurate look at the month after a...

Watch full free movies. Found this last week ...don't forget the :popcorn1: http://www.movietube.co/search.php

:D Doomer Doug just watched the latest, and final, installment in the three picture Hobbit movie series. I would give it three stars with a couple of exceptions. I found Richard Armitage's portrayal of the gold lusting Dwarf King to be outstanding. I thought Morgan Freeman as Bilbo, Ian...

A week or so ago somebody posted a thread about good movies and tv shows for netflex. Since there was so many recommendations I thought I might try a similar thread, but not quite so broad. So what is your favorite pre 1975 movie recommendation? I use 1975 because that's my best guess for a...

i realized i had been using scenes of films to send messages or underline how i was feeling,and thought it good and right (and fun...yes, we can laugh even in the darkest hour) to open i thread so that you can post scenes from films that mean a lot to you, or describe your heart...its our...