Stay at home shows, movies, documentaries.

[Koondog]

Not on that list, but...
"The Sopranos" was top notch.
Even though my pop hated it and refused to watch it.

I got a year or 2 of HBO free for some reason and did watch some of The Sopranos. The season where Christopher had his wife (who had been talking to the feds) taken out to a wooded area and knocked off. Tony fought some guy to the death in the kitchen in one episode I remember.

 

[AutomaticSlim]

1) Adriana
2) Ralphie
(but in reverse order)

Awesome series.

 

[Koondog]

I liked it but funny, watched ths original Helter Skelter this afternoon.
Charles Manson had so much potential but found the wrong path

That movie really stands out. Steve Railsback did a great job as evil Charlie.

 

[Uniquelyme]

I pay so little attention to entertainment from the past 25 years or so, I can honestly say I have never seen even 1 minute from any of the shows you just listed lol

Other than King of Queens, Pawn Stars, American Pickers, and Everybody Love Raymond haven't seen much at all from that era.

You should pay attention. Some of these shows are well written. They are like good books.

See what scene you like and watch. Black Sails is pirates well acted well written. Spartacus is slaves rising up again Rome. Breaking Bad is a very good show.
The last kingdom Vikings vs Saxons
The Wire is urban Baltimore drugs

Sopranos is good but gets slow sometimes.

True Detective 1st season.

Leave the politics alone for a day or two and watch a great series.

 

[Koondog]

I'm a film buff and would rather just watch a good pre-'70's film. As long it isn't in the song and dance or Doris Day/Judy Garland/June Allyson cutesy-pie genre I'm in.

 

[Uniquelyme]

I'm a film buff and would rather just watch a good pre-'70's film. As long it isn't in the song and dance or Doris Day/Judy Garland/June Allyson cutesy-pie genre I'm in.

You should watch new stuff also. I was just watching Carlitos Way 1993. I love movies ive seen before for sure. But there are good movies out now too.

Dont get lost in the past. I listen to music of today and of my era as well.

 

[Uniquelyme]

There was so many good movies that aired in the 90's.

Depending what kind of movies you like i could suggest one.

 

[AutomaticSlim]

I'm a film buff and would rather just watch a good pre-'70's film. As long it isn't in the song and dance or Doris Day/Judy Garland/June Allyson cutesy-pie genre I'm in.

Ever see "How the West was Won"?
One of the greatest movies ever made, IMO.
Had some great Song and Dance scenes (with Debbie Reynolds).
Great, great movie.

 

[AutomaticSlim]

Ever see "How the West was Won"?
One of the greatest movies ever made, IMO.
Had some great Song and Dance scenes (with Debbie Reynolds).
Great, great movie.

 

[Koondog]

Ever see "How the West was Won"?
One of the greatest movies ever made, IMO.
Had some great Song and Dance scenes (with Debbie Reynolds).
Great, great movie.

Saw it a long time ago. REALLY long movie as I recall, lol

 

[AutomaticSlim]

Saw it a long time ago. REALLY long movie as I recall, lol

It was.
But so damn good.
It was like the perfect film.

 

[Koondog]

Some of the better lengthy films I've liked are THE GUNS OF NAVARONE, and WHERE EAGLES DARE.

 

[Pafor14]

I'm a film buff and would rather just watch a good pre-'70's film. As long it isn't in the song and dance or Doris Day/Judy Garland/June Allyson cutesy-pie genre I'm in.

The Duke .

 

[Koondog]

I'm a film buff and would rather just watch a good pre-'70's film. As long it isn't in the song and dance or Doris Day/Judy Garland/June Allyson cutesy-pie genre I'm in.

Admittedly I have watched a bunch of Fred Astaire movies, lol. Strictly for GINGER you see.

 

[DrHappy88]

Some of the better lengthy films I've liked are THE GUNS OF NAVARONE, and WHERE EAGLES DARE.

The 1960s war epics were awesome. The Dirty Dozen, The Great Escape, The Longest Day and Battle of the Bulge are also classics.

 

[Pafor14]

The 1960s war epics were awesome. The Dirty Dozen, The Great Escape, The Longest Day and Battle of the Bulge are also classics.

Everybody and anybody were in The Longest Day

 

[Pafor14]

The original Midwsy 1976h, Henry Fonda, Charlton Heston, Hal Holbrook just to name a few.

 

[Koondog]

The original Midwsy 1976h, Henry Fonda, Charlton Heston, Hal Holbrook just to name a few.

That was good. I also liked TORA TORA TORA.

 

[AutomaticSlim]

John Wayne.
"The Fighting Seabees".
"They Were Expendable"

 

[Koondog]

Wasn't a big western guy but THE SEARCHERS with duke was a good one.