Movies, movies...

[primsong]

Gacked from - oh, any number of people now... This was interesting. Looks like several of my favorites are too obscure or old to be in there (Texas Across the River, anyone?), but made for a fun 'snapshot' of where the favor lies at this point in my life. :-) I've really enjoyed browsing through some of the others all of you have been showing.



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[maidoforange.livejournal.com]

Yay for Baron Munchausen, Ever After, the Rankin-Bass Hobbit, and Fly Away Home! (As well, of course as the ones on both our lists, though I could have easily added those too).

[estellye.livejournal.com]

OOooo! Baron Munchausen! Excellent! Also, Singing in the Rain, Court Jester and Galaxy Quest need to be added to my collection if not my list.

[meneleth.livejournal.com]

I love Texas Across The River!! We keep a list on our fridge of "DVDs To Buy" and it is definitely on there. Not available anywhere, though -- I've looked. I'll have to try this list-thing when I have a little more time - it looks like fun!

[primsong.livejournal.com]

Arooo-HARRR!
I think it's my son's all-time favorite, ever. He's watched it again and again - and his sisters and I get to swoon for that lovely, noble Don "Baldy" - heh... Our entire family quotes the Cronk. "In war, Indians always yell!" "Why?" "Why not?!"....

That one and
"Why weren't you born a Comanche?"
"Mother run too fast."

Hee!

[meneleth.livejournal.com]

There is actually a VHS of it for sale on e-bay at this moment!

Do you know "Viva Max!"? It stars Peter Ustinov as a Mexican general who decides to retake the Alamo. If you like "Texas" I'm pretty sure you'd like "Max". Also very difficult to find, alas. I have a so-so VHS copy, rather old but well-loved.

[primsong.livejournal.com]

I've never heard of it, but am happy to be converted. :-D

I'll have to hunt for a copy now.