I am not a fan of movies that are presented with out of sequence scenes. Flash backs, flash forwards, Repeated scenes. Can be confusing. However, I did enjoy this movie which has a different approach to prison escape plots. The Escapist, 2008, IMDB 6.8. Yes, the soundtrack is excellent. Adds to the action.

I guess you did not like the TV series LOST. Can not think of any other show that used flashbacks and forwards more. But I thought they did it very well.

Watched the movie Glory (1989) many years ago and just found it again. Anxious to watch it again some evening soon. Another Morgan Freeman movie and several other good actors in it.

Great fun. 50's drive-in movie. Gil Favor and Zsa Zsa Gabor on Venus. Queen of Outer Space, 1958, IMDB 4.7.

Edge of our seat thriller. Set in the Chicago area. Pierce Brosnan as the bad guy. Shattered, 2007, IMDB 6.7. Wow.

Trivia question. What popular TV series had the following for guest stars? A very partial list.
George Kennedy, Charles Bronson, Ken Curtis, Strother Martin, Robert Blake, Jack Albertson, June Lockhart, Lon Chaney Jr., Duane Eddy, Buddy Ebsen, Martin Balsam, Peter Falk, Morey Amsterdam, Werner Klemperer, Jack Elam, Le Van Cleef, Warren Oates, William Conrad, John Carradine, Vincent Price, Suzanne Pleshette, Hans Conried, Claude Akins, Jack Lord.

No clue, but I bet it was a good one! That is quite a lineup

Wagon Train.

We took the grandkids to see Doolittle with Robert Downey Jr. It was cute, silly...not as good as I wanted it to be.

Did the kids like it?

Caught up with Vikings and have to say this last episode about the funeral of Lagertha is one of the best things I have seen on TV in awhile.

Have Gun - Will Travel.

Watched some old movies on TMC whole on Vacation...The Diary of Anne Frank and The Breaking Point. There were a few others that were so long we didnt finish, To Russia With Love and Overture. We notice that no matter how dirty the scene was around the actors. Their costuming were always clean, pressed, and perfect. It never fit the scene on a dirty train, or on the prairie, or a dusty attic. There was no continuity, and made the acting unbelievable. The movies were top rated for their time and depended soley on the acting. It's too bad the costuming was not consistent with the role.

Yes RJ the kids did like the movie...ages 4, 8, 12 and 14.

Like the clean costumes, their hair is always perfect.

gasrocks said:Have Gun - Will Travel.

Used to love watching that show. Gosh, it's an oldie.

Age is relative. Like when I visited my Dad at his nursing home and mentioned that I was old. Got lots of laughs.

Watched Glory today. Then Sister Act. Could not watch two intense movies back to back. Freedom is so precious and should never be taken for granted.

Another trivia question. Japanese movie: Godzilla: King of the Monsters, 1965, IMDB 6.5. Who was the star?

Enjoying this season of You, Netflix. Good twists on a whodunit.

gasrocks said:Another trivia question. Japanese movie: Godzilla: King of the Monsters, 1965, IMDB 6.5. Who was the star?

I have no idea, Gene:)