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Post by yanmacca on Dec 24, 2018 20:03:23 GMT
I didn't know where to post this but here will suffice.
I have managed to get a hold of two movies for watching over Christmas and both of them are from the same theme, stories about Native Americans during the 1800s.
Now I will probably get round to watching them both but I usually save the best one for Christmas day night, you know when everyone has turned in early due to excess and I am still awake and raring to go. It is a special time for me in which I usually had a good bottle of red along with some Stilton cheese with cranberry's and quality crackers.
Now I am going to give you the names of the two movies and I want you all to pick which one is the best, but I will warn you all that I want to be entertained, which means plenty of action with long scenes of dialog kept to a minimum, as it is Christmas and I don't want to suffer death by boredom. So here goes it!
Geronimo; an American legend
Bury my heart at wounded knee
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Post by benteen on Dec 24, 2018 23:16:00 GMT
I didn't know where to post this but here will suffice. I have managed to get a hold of two movies for watching over Christmas and both of them are from the same theme, stories about Native Americans during the 1800s. Now I will probably get round to watching them both but I usually save the best one for Christmas day night, you know when everyone has turned in early due to excess and I am still awake and raring to go. It is a special time for me in which I usually had a good bottle of red along with some Stilton cheese with cranberry's and quality crackers. Now I am going to give you the names of the two movies and I want you all to pick which one is the best, but I will warn you all that I want to be entertained, which means plenty of action with long scenes of dialog kept to a minimum, as it is Christmas and I don't want to suffer death by boredom. So here goes it! Geronimo; an American legend Bury my heart at wounded knee Ian, I havent seen either one of them, but if you can get a copy of Son of The Morning Star, I think you will enjoy it. Merry Christmas to you and Susan Be Well Dan
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Post by yanmacca on Dec 25, 2018 13:39:51 GMT
Always nice to hear from you Dan, we wish you and Marie a very merry Christmas.
Yes I have a copy of SOTMS on DVD, one of my favorites.
Regards Ian and Sue.
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Post by deadwoodgultch on Dec 26, 2018 12:14:44 GMT
Ian. you should enjoy either. Bury my Heart is probably better, though the guy who portrays Geronimo give a gritty performance. Sorry this is late, just my opinion.
Regards, Tom
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Post by yanmacca on Dec 26, 2018 14:48:03 GMT
Thanks Tom, funny enough, in the end I didn't watch either of them, it was late when everyone turned in so I saw the running time for both films and they where over two hours long, so I was lucky enough to be given a copy of a little know British WW2 film made during the 1950s called 'The Steel Bayonet' link
I enjoyed it too.
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