Running Out Of Good Movies

[Mary Stetler]

We liked this one,I couldn't find a trailer in English so .

Have you ever seen Sylvester with Melissa Gilbert?

 

[Marie Mallory]

Have you ever seen Sylvester with Melissa Gilbert?

Mary is that a movie?

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

Thufferin' Thuccatash.

 

[Marie Mallory]

Thufferin' Thuccatash.
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What?

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

What?

Sylvester.

 

[Mary Stetler]

Mary is that a movie?

Yes, a horse movie from maybe the 80's

 

[Marie Mallory]

Yes, a horse movie from maybe the 80's

I don't know when it came out, but I liked the movie. Mary have you seen the movie?

 

[Marie Mallory]

Sylvester.

Jacob,is this the one? Melissa Gilbert must have got real hard up to play in this movie, from Goody Two Shoes to liberal female psychopath,

 

[Mary Stetler]

I don't know when it came out, but I liked the movie. Mary have you seen the movie?

Yes. Thought you would like it.

 

[Marie Mallory]

We have been watching Windstorm; it is good entertainment about horses.

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

Well we clearly have a couple of "horsey girls" here.

This is one that my oldest sister would love. I'll have to pass the link on to her. Not a "western" in the vein of a John Wayne shoot-em-up or even a Gene Autry guitar-saddle-tramp-in-glitter.

Fantasy, yet closer to realism and set later than most of what we think of as "classic westerns." Maybe 1890 to 1910? Just a good old family film made for audiences who still had some connection to rural life.

Lots of nearly-forgotten old-timey actors here. And also Burl Ives.

Green Grass of Wyoming (1948): Classic Western Adventure

Despite the title card here, there are no smoking blondes in this.

The film was partially shot on location in Utah at scenic sites including Strawberry Valley, Three Lakes, Kanab Race Track, Rockville Road, Panguitch Lake, and Cedar Breaks National Monument. The film’s climactic race scene, lasting the final 18 minutes, was shot at the Fairfield County Fair Grounds in Lancaster, Ohio.

 

[Mary Stetler]

Well we clearly have a couple of "horsey girls" here.

This is one that my oldest sister would love. I'll have to pass the link on to her. Not a "western" in the vein of a John Wayne shoot-em-up or even a Gene Autry guitar-saddle-tramp-in-glitter.

Fantasy, yet closer to realism and set later than most of what we think of as "classic westerns." Maybe 1890 to 1910? Just a good old family film made for audiences who still had some connection to rural life.

Lots of nearly-forgotten old-timey actors here. And also Burl Ives.

Green Grass of Wyoming (1948): Classic Western Adventure

Despite the title card here, there are no smoking blondes in this.

Reminds me of the My Friend Flicka times.

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

This marvelous bit of fluff stars Loretta Young as a prim, repressed nurse who unleashes her wild side when sleepwalking. Joseph Cotten is the hotshot lawyer who warmly receives her advances, if with some confusion.

Full movie!

Half-Angel (1951)

 

[galty]

Empress Ki.

51 eps each an hour long.
Best series I have ever watched.

 

[Marie Mallory]

Well we clearly have a couple of "horsey girls" here.

This is one that my oldest sister would love. I'll have to pass the link on to her. Not a "western" in the vein of a John Wayne shoot-em-up or even a Gene Autry guitar-saddle-tramp-in-glitter.

Fantasy, yet closer to realism and set later than most of what we think of as "classic westerns." Maybe 1890 to 1910? Just a good old family film made for audiences who still had some connection to rural life.

Lots of nearly-forgotten old-timey actors here. And also Burl Ives.

Green Grass of Wyoming (1948): Classic Western Adventure

Despite the title card here, there are no smoking blondes in this.

My all-time favorite western was The Rare Breed.

Empress Ki.

51 eps each an hour long.
Best series I have ever watched.

I don't think I've ever seen one of these silent type movies. I may watch it later. You don't have to worry about language barrios,

 

[galty]

My all-time favorite western was The Rare Breed.

I don't think I've ever seen one of these silent type movies. I may watch it later. You don't have to worry about language barrios,

There is english dialog to it

 

[Marie Mallory]

We saw this one a couple times over the years, a good movie, my oldest daughter is watching tonight.

 

[Mary Stetler]

My daughter urged us to go to the new Avatar movie. Impressive special effects. Lots of war type footage. Interesting story line. But I can't recommend it as even bringing pain to imaginary animals makes me sick.
But she wanted to go one last time to the big screen. There probably won't be many more with all the home streaming opportunities.

 

[Marie Mallory]

My daughter urged us to go to the new Avatar movie. Impressive special effects. Lots of war type footage. Interesting story line. But I can't recommend it as even bringing pain to imaginary animals makes me sick.
But she wanted to go one last time to the big screen. There probably won't be many more with all the home streaming opportunities.

These days we only go to the drive in. and that is seldom, since it is 60 miles from us.

 

[Mary Stetler]

These days we only go to the drive in. and that is seldom, since it is 60 miles from us.

There are no more drive-ins around here. Someone tried to set one up with donations but failed. There are temporary ones the tech college sets up on occasion.