Movies long forgotten on TV

Oh dear!
Nobody would want me on their team then :wink:

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You can’t beat the 70s for a good old disaster movie.

Carbon footprints were way down on the things to be concerned about list :wink:

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@Chilliboot yes, but can’t watch them now without thinking of The Jive Brothers :joy:

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Does anyone remember The Buccaneers with Robert Shaw as Cap’n Dan Tempest? He swashed his buckle all over the screen as the inevitable timbers shivered :wink:

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Gotcha Craig…I had to look them up but the penny dropped :slightly_smiling_face:

Maybe it’s my memory that’s turning into a disaster :wink:

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@Chilliboot looks like I picked the wrong week to quit drinking :laughing:

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Maybe you did :wink:

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Towering Inferno, and Poseidon Adventure would still stand up to viewing, for the all star casts, if not the special effects

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Yes, Posieden Adventure in particular :+1:

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Not as slick as Enter The Dragon by any means but none the worse for that.

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All ready on my firestick for tonight with some home popped popcorn!

Just watched the 1960 John Wayne version of The Alamo, I thought it was really good and better than the one made about ten years ago.

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Used to have a good laugh watching The Party. However, it got farcical at the end. I don’t think they quite knew what to do with it.

My parents bought a cockatiel, which Mum named Birdie Num Num. :laughing::laughing:

This one has grown on me over time, actually quite a moving film.

Any Will Hay film.