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Favorite movie
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"Making of a Murderer" was a great show. It played out like a slow, frame-by-frame train wreck. 
I recently watched for the first time the Ken Burns series on Vietnam. I like just about everything he has done and this was very good as well.
Another good one I just watched on Netflix was the "American Experience: The Big Burn". The book was great and the show did a good job following the book. The show is about the politics surrounding the formation of the Forest Service and the forest fire of 1910 that killed 87 people. Here is the wikipedia link if you want to read some about the fire to see if you are interested in watching the show. The book is a fast read as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_1910
I recently watched for the first time the Ken Burns series on Vietnam. I like just about everything he has done and this was very good as well.
Another good one I just watched on Netflix was the "American Experience: The Big Burn". The book was great and the show did a good job following the book. The show is about the politics surrounding the formation of the Forest Service and the forest fire of 1910 that killed 87 people. Here is the wikipedia link if you want to read some about the fire to see if you are interested in watching the show. The book is a fast read as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_1910
Couple things.... A few of us discussed the series "Bosch" on Amazon Prime. Also, Mind Hunter, check that out.
Movie, one of my faves, "The Fifth Element".
Movie, one of my faves, "The Fifth Element".
Never heard of that one, is it something new?
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Gone with the Wind.
Dial M for Murder: Ingrid Bergman!
Dial M for Murder: Ingrid Bergman!
I don't generally go see documentaries but I like the History channel for WW2 pieces and BBC's Planet Earth are favorites of mine.
Some good older movies are (depending on how old you mean):
Casablanca
Blade Runner
Apocalypse Now
The Fifth Element (another vote)
James Bond (Goldfinger)
John Wayne
Clint Eastwood's No Name trilogy
Star Wars
Full Metal Jacket
The Big Lebowski
ET
2001
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (or anything from from MP)
I''ll watch it tonight, thanks"Making of a Murderer" was a great show. It played out like a slow, frame-by-frame train wreck.
I recently watched for the first time the Ken Burns series on Vietnam. I like just about everything he has done and this was very good as well.
Another good one I just watched on Netflix was the "American Experience: The Big Burn". The book was great and the show did a good job following the book. The show is about the politics surrounding the formation of the Forest Service and the forest fire of 1910 that killed 87 people. Here is the wikipedia link if you want to read some about the fire to see if you are interested in watching the show. The book is a fast read as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_1910
This is easy, Shawshank Redemption. 
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If you like crime documentaries check out Evil Genius on Netflix.
Great movie, I just watched again the other night. Used to be my signature line "get busy living, or get busy dying".This is easy, Shawshank Redemption.
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Thanks, I've watched with quite a few of those. John Wayne, no brainer for me. I haven't seen ET or Star Wars. I will try to find The Fifth Element. Full Metal Jaket and The Big Lebowski are two of my favorites.
