3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 17:55:06 -0500, "Guyz-N-Flyz"
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"Kiyu" wrote in message
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My favorites.

Rancho Deluxe


Kiyu

Is that the one where cattle rustlers set up a Henry rifle on a tripod, shoot cattle,
cut them up with a chainsaw, and speed away?

Mark
That's the one. W/Jeff Bridges, Sam Waterston & Slim Pickens.

obROFF: The script was written by Thomas McGuane, and
the soundtrack was by Jimmy Buffett, both flyfishers, and
was filmed in Livingston, MT, and Paradise Valley back in
the 70's before the place became chic.

Kevin

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3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

"Softhackle" wrote in message
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In not particular order,

Shawshank Redemption
Predator
Dayton's Paradise

JT

3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

Jeff Taylor wrote:
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In not particular order,

Shawshank Redemption
Predator
Dayton's Paradise

The Fat the Bald and the Ugly
May the Foreskin be with You
Shaving Ryan's Privates

And don't forget that all-time great:

Topless College Cheerleaders, vol. 53

:-)

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Jeff Taylor wrote:
"Softhackle" wrote in message
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In not particular order,

Shawshank Redemption
Predator
Dayton's Paradise

The Fat the Bald and the Ugly
May the Foreskin be with You
Shaving Ryan's Privates

And don't forget that all-time great:

Topless College Cheerleaders, vol. 53

:-)

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3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 23:14:52 -0600, Kevin Vang wrote:

Is that the one where cattle rustlers set up a Henry rifle on a tripod, shoot cattle,
cut them up with a chainsaw, and speed away?
Missed that on the first post. It was a 50 cal Sharps Buffalo rifle.

obROFF: The script was written by Thomas McGuane, and
the soundtrack was by Jimmy Buffett, both flyfishers, and
As was Pickens. He appeared in a show in the 70's fishing with a fellow from
back east who had no idea how to fish for western trout. He caught nothing but
Pickens, seemingly doing everything wrong was catching trout at will and
needling the poor fellow at every opportunity, always with that long drawl and
the smile ready to break at any second.
Pickens was at his best just being Pickens.

Kiyu

3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 23:14:52 -0600, Kevin Vang wrote:

Is that the one where cattle rustlers set up a Henry rifle on a tripod, shoot cattle,
cut them up with a chainsaw, and speed away?
Missed that on the first post. It was a 50 cal Sharps Buffalo rifle.

obROFF: The script was written by Thomas McGuane, and
the soundtrack was by Jimmy Buffett, both flyfishers, and
As was Pickens. He appeared in a show in the 70's fishing with a fellow from
back east who had no idea how to fish for western trout. He caught nothing but
Pickens, seemingly doing everything wrong was catching trout at will and
needling the poor fellow at every opportunity, always with that long drawl and
the smile ready to break at any second.
Pickens was at his best just being Pickens.

Kiyu

3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

Jaws
2001 a Space Odessey
The Exorcist (yes I need help)

3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

Jaws
2001 a Space Odessey
The Exorcist (yes I need help)

3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

"Allen Epps" wrote in message
et...

No one mentioned "Escanaba in da Moonlight" it's got a more than scary
resemblence to a clave.

I've never seen the movie, but I HAVE seen Escanaba in da moonlight. As a
matter of fact, your mention of it inspired me rummage through some old
family photographs. Comparing them to what I saw when Jeff and I drove
through back in June, I see that the place looks about the same as it did
fifty years ago.

Wolfgang
it's nice to know that some things don't change......well, not much anyway.
:)

3 Greatest Movies All Time
 

"Allen Epps" wrote in message
et...

No one mentioned "Escanaba in da Moonlight" it's got a more than scary
resemblence to a clave.

I've never seen the movie, but I HAVE seen Escanaba in da moonlight. As a
matter of fact, your mention of it inspired me rummage through some old
family photographs. Comparing them to what I saw when Jeff and I drove
through back in June, I see that the place looks about the same as it did
fifty years ago.

Wolfgang
it's nice to know that some things don't change......well, not much anyway.
:)