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I'm not listing everything so check it out for yourself, but here's the ones I like the best:
Times are Central Zone

 Sept. 3    7pm  The Magnificent Seven - Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, James Coburn, Robert Vaughn, Brad Dexter, Horst Bucholz and Eli Wallach - Just one of the best westerns ever made and a particular boyhood favorite of  mine.

Sept. 4    9am The Treasure of Pancho Villa  -  Rory Calhoun, Gilbert Roland - I have probably seen this but don't remember. Sounds good.

11am     Buck Privates -  Abbott and Costello - need I say more.

2:30 pm  The Golden Voyage of  Sinbad - John Phillip Law , Tom Baker  - Harryhausen wizardry  and Dr. Who as the evil wizard.

Sept. 5    7:00pm    What's Up Tiger Lily - Bunch of Japanese people - Woody Allen's first movie sort of , those who have seen it know  what I'm talking about.

Sept. 6    1:30pm   Pork Chop Hill -  Gregory Peck, Harry Guardino, Woody Strode -  Greg and crew try to take a dirt hill in Korea while the peace talks are going on.   Check the very young Rip Torn.

5:00pm     Ride the High Country  -  Randolph Scott , Joel McCrae - I believe this was Randolph's last movie.   Check out the very young Marie Hartley.  Directed by Sam Peckinpah!

7:00pm     Take the High Ground  - Richard Widmark, Karl Malden, Russ Tamblyn.
Tough ass Richard Widmark prepares a bunch of new recruits for service in Korea.

Good line up Trek Geezer.

The Magnificent Seven - One of the greatest Westerns ever.

The Treasure of Pancho Villa - Never saw it. Missed it. I'll look it up on the internet.

Buck Privates - Good comedy. Abbott & Costello are the my all time favorite comedians. Also like Burns and Allen, Honeymooners, and Woody Allen.

The Golden Voyage of Sinbad - Haven't seen it in a while.

What's Up Tiger Lily - Had a hard time watching this onemaybe I'll give it another try. I'm a big fan of Woody Allen and have seen all his movies, except Casino Royal.

Pork Chop Hill - One of my favorite WWII film growing up. Great film.

Ride the High Country - Good Western. Still haven't seen his film The Tall T.

Take the High Ground - Haven't seen it. I'll try to watch it tomorrow.



Post Edited (09-05-04 16:17)