What's everyone watching?

[Neb]

Tommy

How did we grow up to be nirmal with that type of influence?

I still enjoy pinball regardless.

Ben

 

[RidgeRunner]

I was not familiar with the Longmire books or TV show. I just ordered 17 of the books. That should keep me busy for awhile. Thanks for the movie clip.

 

[Bacpacker]

Watched most of the Band of Brothers series last night.

 

[Weedygarden]

Memoirs of a Geisha

 

[Amish Heart]

Ozark. Not sure about it yet.

 

[Weedygarden]

Ozark. Not sure about it yet.

I've watched all of it. I believe they will film one more season. I'm still not sure of it, but I know people who liked it.

 

[Weedygarden]

Anne of Green Gables. This is one of the movies I could re-watch it over and over again, every couple of months.

 

[Peanut]

I saw another Humphrey Bogart film yesterday afternoon. It was pretty good. He was a merchant marine officer during ww2 in the atlantic, don't remember it's name.

Last night I watched the new version of "Midway". The CGI stuff they can do these days is amazing.

 

[Weedygarden]

Feature-length films of Humphrey Bogart

Title	Year	Role	Notes	Ref(s)
A Devil with Women	1930	Tom Standish	Fox Film	[41]​
Up the River	1930	Steve Jordan	Fox Film	[42]​
Bad Sister	1931	Valentine Corliss	Universal Pictures distributed through Warner Bros.	[43]​
A Holy Terror	1931	Steve Nash	Fox Film	[44]​
Body and Soul	1931	Jim Watson	Fox Film	[45]​
Women of All Nations	1931	Stone Deleted scenes	Fox Film Preserved at the UCLA Film & Television Archive	[46]​
Big City Blues	1932	Shep Adkins	Warner Bros.	[47]​
Three on a Match	1932	Harve	Warner Bros.	[48]​
Love Affair	1932	Jim Leonard	Columbia Pictures	[49]​
Midnight	1934	Gar Boni	aka Call It Murder Universal Pictures	[50]​
The Petrified Forest	1936	Duke Mantee	Warner Bros.	[51]​
Bullets or Ballots	1936	Nick "Bugs" Fenner	Warner Bros.	[52]​
Two Against the World	1936	Sherry Scott	aka One Fatal Hour Warner Bros.	[53]​
China Clipper	1936	Hap Stuart	First National Pictures	[54]​
Isle of Fury	1936	Valentine "Val" Stevens	Warner Bros.	[55]​
Black Legion	1937	Frank Taylor	Warner Bros.	[56]​
The Great O'Malley	1937	John Phillips	Warner Bros.	[57]​
Marked Woman	1937	District Attorney David Graham	Warner Bros.	[58]​
San Quentin	1937	Joe "Red" Kennedy	Warner Bros.	[59]​
Kid Galahad	1937	Turkey Morgan	Warner Bros.	[60]​
Dead End	1937	Hugh "Baby Face" Martin	Samuel Goldwyn Productions	[61]​
Stand-In	1937	Doug Quintain	Walter Wanger Productions	[62]​
Swing Your Lady	1938	Ed Hatch	Warner Bros.	[63]​
Crime School	1938	Deputy Commissioner Mark Braden	Warner Bros.	[64]​
Men Are Such Fools	1938	Harry Galleon	Warner Bros.	[65]​
Racket Busters	1938	Pete "Czar" Martin	Warner Bros.	[66]​
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse	1938	"Rocks" Valentine	Warner Bros.	[67]​
Angels with Dirty Faces	1938	James Frazier	Warner Bros.	[68]​

 

[Weedygarden]

King of the Underworld	1939	Joe Gurney	Warner Bros.	[69]​
The Oklahoma Kid	1939	Whip McCord	Warner Bros.	[70]​
You Can't Get Away with Murder	1939	Frank Wilson	Warner Bros.	[71]​
Dark Victory	1939	Michael O'Leary	Warner Bros.	[72]​
The Roaring Twenties	1939	George Hally	Warner Bros.	[73]​
The Return of Doctor X	1939	Dr. Maurice Xavier, aka Marshall Quesne	Warner Bros.	[74]​
Invisible Stripes	1939	Chuck Martin	Warner Bros.	[75]​
They Drive by Night	1940	Paul Fabrini	Warner Bros.	[76]​
Virginia City	1940	John Murrell	Warner Bros.	[77]​
It All Came True	1940	Grasselli aka Chips Maguire	Warner Bros.	[78]​
Brother Orchid	1940	Jack Buck	Warner Bros.	[79]​
High Sierra	1941	Roy Earle	Warner Bros.	[80]​
The Wagons Roll at Night	1941	Nick Coster	Warner Bros.	[81]​
The Maltese Falcon	1941	Sam Spade	First film appearance of Sydney Greenstreet Warner Bros.	[82]​
All Through the Night	1942	Alfred 'Gloves' Donahue	Warner Bros.	[83]​
The Big Shot	1942	Joseph "Duke" Berne	Warner Bros.	[84]​
Across the Pacific	1942	Rick Leland	Warner Bros.	[85]​

 

[Weedygarden]

Casablanca	1942	Rick Blaine	Nominated for Best Actor Oscar Warner Bros.	[86]​
Action in the North Atlantic	1943	Lt. Joe Rossi	Warner Bros.	[87]​
Sahara	1943	Sgt. Joe Gunn	Columbia Pictures	[88]​
Thank Your Lucky Stars	1943	Himself	Warner Bros.	[89]​
Passage to Marseille	1944	Jean Matrac	Warner Bros.	[90]​
To Have and Have Not	1944	Harry "Steve" Morgan	Lauren Bacall's debut film Warner Bros.	[91]​
Conflict	1945	Richard Mason	Warner Bros.	[92]​
The Big Sleep	1946	Philip Marlowe	Warner Bros. Preserved at the UCLA Film & Television Archive	[93]​
Dead Reckoning	1947	Capt. Warren "Rip" Murdock	Columbia Pictures	[94]​
The Two Mrs. Carrolls	1947	Geoffrey Carroll	Warner Bros.	[95]​
Dark Passage	1947	Vincent Parry	Warner Bros.	[96]​
Always Together	1948	Himself	Warner Bros.	[97]​
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre	1948	Fred C. Dobbs	Warner Bros.	[98]​
Key Largo	1948	Frank McCloud	Warner Bros.	[99]​
Knock on Any Door	1949	Andrew Morton	Santana Productions, Bogart's company founded in 1948 Preserved at the UCLA Film & Television Archive	[100]​
Tokyo Joe	1949	Joseph "Joe" Barrett	Santana Productions	[101]​
Chain Lightning	1950	Lt. Col. Matthew "Matt" Brennan	Warner Bros.	[102]​
In a Lonely Place	1950	Dixon Steele	Santana Productions;added to the National Film Registry in 2007, as "culturally, historically or aesthetically" significant.	[103][39]​

 

[Weedygarden]

he Enforcer	1951	Dist. Atty. Martin Ferguson	United States Pictures Preserved at the UCLA Film & Television Archive	[104]​
Sirocco	1951	Harry Smith	Santana Productions	[105]​
The African Queen	1951	Charlie Allnut	Won the Best Actor Oscar United Artists	[106]​
Deadline – U.S.A.	1952	Ed Hutcheson	Fox Film	[107]​
Battle Circus	1953	Maj. Jed Webbe	MGM	[108]​
Beat the Devil	1953	Billy Dannreuther	Romulus Films Santana Pictures Corporation	[109]​
The Caine Mutiny	1954	Lt. Cmdr. Philip Francis Queeg	Nominated for Best Actor Oscar Columbia Pictures	[110]​
Sabrina	1954	Linus Larrabee	Paramount Pictures	[111]​
The Barefoot Contessa	1954	Harry Dawes	Figaro United Artists	[112]​
We're No Angels	1955	Joseph	Paramount Pictures	[113]​
The Left Hand of God	1955	James "Jim" Carmody	Fox Film	[114]​
The Desperate Hours	1955	Glenn Griffin	Paramount Pictures	[115]​
The Harder They Fall	1956	Eddie Willis	Columbia Pictures	[116]​

 

[Weedygarden]

Miscellaneous and uncredited films of Humphrey Bogart[40]

Title	Year	Notes	Ref(s)
I Am an American	1944	Produced for Constitution Day	[note 1]​
Report from the Front	1944	American Red Cross fund-raising short	[28]​
Hollywood Victory Caravan	1944	Victory Bond tour	[28]​
Two Guys From Milwaukee	1946	A Warner Bros. film, with Bogart and Bacall cameo uncredited sitting at a table	[28]​
Always Together	1948	Bit part spoof of Stella Dallas, Bogart cameo crying against a window pane.	[28]​
Road to Bali	1952	A clip from The African Queen	[28]​
US Savings Bond trailer	1952	Bogart urging Americans to buy savings bonds	[28]​
The Love Lottery	1954	Uncredited cameo David Niven film for Ealing Studios	[28]​

 

[Weedygarden]

Peanut, I posted all of the films from Wikipedia that had Bogart in them. I sometimes take an actor or actress and try to watch as much of their work as I can find. I keep spread sheets on them to help me know what I've seen (highlighted in yellow) and where to find them. I've seen little with him in it: The African Queen, Sabrina, and parts of Casa Blanca.

 

[Double R]

Live stream of the 2021 CA recall.

 

[Peanut]

I went through the list @Weedygarden The one I just saw was "Action in the North Atlantic". One of many such patriotic moral boosting films from those years.

I've seen probably a couple dozen Bogy films in the lists, would watch most again. He does a pretty good "guy who goes a little nuts". Or goes outright crazy...

 

[Double R]

Armageddon

 

[Tacitus]

...I sometimes take an actor or actress and try to watch as much of their work as I can find. I keep spread sheets on them to help me know what I've seen (highlighted in yellow) and where to find them. ...

Impressive. A fellow spreadsheeter salutes you!

 

[Bacpacker]

DVR recording of Alone. Got 2 shows left after this one goes off.

 

[Peanut]

Watched "In Harms Way" w/John Wayne this afternoon. Tonight I have "30 seconds over Tokyo" w/Spencer Tracy on.

 

[Tacitus]

Red Joan.

All in all, I thought it was a boring movie, that lionizes a woman who was a traitor to her country. Based on a true story about Melita Norwood. The movie doesn't really make her a hero...and yet, simply by making her story into a movie, I think they did just that.



The story is a demonstration of a fact that our "elites" often don't see: Academic types have very little advantage in making common sense political decisions...especially when they are young and looking for love. I myself know a young woman who is much like the main character...crazy genius smart on academic issues, but can be quite a bad decision maker when it comes to interpersonal relationships...easily fooled by those who would manipulate others...even when the manipulation attempts would be obvious to "dumber" people.

 

[Neb]

Last night...

Paint Your Wagon

Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood

Ben

 

[Amish Heart]

Seraphim Falls

 

[LadyLocust]

The clouds roll up against the mountains as the sun settles in for a sleep.
With the showers today, the air cleared and we can see across the valley.

 

[Neb]

Batman

Michael Keaton

Ben

 

[Peanut]

I've watched several college football games today. Tonight nascar is racing at Bristol, I like watching short track races.

Might watch a movie later. I'm thinking an old film, maybe a war picture.

 

[Haertig]

The last movies I watched were with my daughter during my visit to Hawaii. Smallfoot, a fun animated show.


And The Proposal, a fun and entertaining comedy that I had never heard of before.


I am just now starting into re-watching the LOST TV series. I just spent the last few days ripping all the DVDs I had bought of the series into MP4 files so I could stream them from my media server to my tablets, phone, Roku, etc. It will probably take me a couple of years to get through re-watching all of that series. I was inspired to watch it again since it was filmed in Hawaii, where I just was. It was filmed on Oahu, but I was on the Big Island. So right state, wrong island for me.

 

[Tacitus]

I've watched several college football games today. ...

Ditto for me on college football...really the last sport I really get into. But, I fear they are destroying it for me with the NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) stuff. Probably a topic for another thread, but I think college football is on borrowed time now.

 

[goshengirl]

I watched The Last Kingdom series on Netflix. A lot of gore, but I'm fascinated by the storyline. Look forward to the release of season 5 (which I understand will be the last season).

When I stay overnight at the farm, it's in a little ramshackle house (well, I use the two small rooms that aren't falling in yet). No electricity and no cell/wifi - but I've come to enjoy watching downloaded shows (from Netflix) on my tablet. I started watching Manifest this past week. Have to re-watch seasons 1 and 2 before getting to the new-to-me season 3.

Oh, I also watched The Reliant. It was awful.

And before that was Roswell. Which has a really interesting story line. But it's full of wokeness crap and conservative-hating stereotypes. You know the kind - where they think they're so much more enlightened than the unwashed masses.

 

[Weedygarden]

1917
It is not really my kind of movie, a war movie, but it is on one of my lists, so I sped through it. It was good, for those of you who like war movies. I don't like fighting and war. I find it to be such a waste of young men.