What was the last DVD you watched ? (3)

Deep Blue Sea

Though None Go With Me

Popeye (Robin Williams)
A good slapstick trying to be a musical comedy.
Some may really enjoy this wacky comedy while others may find it a bit too corny and the dialog grating to endure.

Saw II

Support Your Local Gunfighter (James Garner)
The sequel to Support your Local Sherriff (sort of)
western about a slick con man in trouble with the ladies, gambling, in the middle of a feuding gold mining town.
Very good if you like comedic westerns with twists to them.

The Mask of Zorro

Rat Race

GrinningDwarf said:

The Pacifier...a lot better than I thought it would be!!

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I agree,it is a funny film.

Rv

The Others

Miracle

Chill Factor

Once Upon A Texas Train (Richard Widmark, Willie Nelson)
A feel good western flick about an old bank robber trying to settle an old score with the old lawman that put him in jail for 20 years.
A good, but not great movie, action is flimsy but character interaction makes up for most of it, has an all star cast from old western flicks.

Sophrosyne said:

Once Upon A Texas Train (Richard Widmark, Willie Nelson)
A feel good western flick about an old bank robber trying to settle an old score with the old lawman that put him in jail for 20 years.
A good, but not great movie, action is flimsy but character interaction makes up for most of it, has an all star cast from old western flicks.

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Really? Thanks for the post. I'll have to try and catch that.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (the two disc special edition)

Grease 2 (Michelle Pfeiffer, Maxwell Caulfield)
sequel to Grease, return to Rydell high school 2 years later 1961.
similar settings with a lot of the same cast.
Good, but different than the first Grease.
Michelle Pfeiffer doesn't hold a candle to Olivia Newton-John but fares well in the music parts. The story is actually better but the spark and energy isn't there like the first one. The music/solos shine in the first Grease, in grease 2 the story shines more than the music which at times breaks up the flow with average skits in some places.

Braveheart

Night at the Museum

Texasbluebonnet said:

Really? Thanks for the post. I'll have to try and catch that.

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It is a pretty good first watch, but lack of any realistic action limits watching it multiple times in a year. Find it for cheap or rent it,
is my recommendation as it is not a keeper for most folks collection.
I just happen to like old westerns, so I am biased.
I am currently watching the magnificent seven (Yul Brynner)
Another western.