The Last non-Monster movie you have watched?

[Mike Scott]

The Trap (1966) - my favorite Oliver Reed film.

From the director of "Circus of Horrors" and "Burn, Witch, Burn".

[geezer butler]

Binged Penguin a few weeks ago and that put me in gangster mood. So recently watched all 3 seasons of Narcos (Colombia) and first season of Gomorrah. Both international shows so I had to watch with subtitles. I thought Narcos was outstanding. I would say it's my second favorite gangster series (Sopranos still the best imo). Gomorrah very good too and i look forward to watching season 2. Both shows extremely violent and gritty, so know what you're signing up for

[Monsters For Sale]

Here, 2024

I thought it was interesting at first, then pretentious, then I must have gotten fully engaged - because the really great ending made me tear up a little.

[Monsters For Sale]

Been watching Westerns.

Beguiled, The - 1971
Culpepper Cattle Co., The - 1972
Geronimo: An American Legend - 1993
Good, Bad and the Ugly, The - 1966
Hatfields & McCoys - 2012
Heaven's Gate - 1980
Hostiles - 2017
Man Who shot Liberty Valance, The - 1962
McCabe & Mrs. Miller - 1971
Monte Walsh - 2003
Red River - 1948
Ride With the Devil - 1999
Shootist, The - 1976
Tin Star, The - 1957

Pretty sure there were a few more, but I'm old and can't remember what they were.

[Mike Scott]

Pretty sure there were a few more

Bunch of good ones! "Red River" is probably my favorite of the lot.

[Monsters For Sale]

I am a child of the 1950's.  TV was filled with western movies and TV shows.  With a generous helping of old detective films (Sherlock Holmes, 30's & 40's hard-bitten private eyes, etc.)

The Saturday Kids' Matinees at the local theater were all the wonderful sci-fi big bugs, monsters and flying saucers of the times.

Combine that with a really universal participation in Halloween trick-or-treating (every house had a porch light on) - and it was great time to be a kid.

Never lost my fondness for westerns.

[Lunkenstein]

Plane (2023) - very good action, adventure film.

[Lunkenstein]

The King of Kings (2025)
King of Kings (1961)
Ride Beyond Vengeance (1966)

[Mike Scott]

The King of Kings (2025)
King of Kings (1961)

You didn't watch the silent one? 

[Lunkenstein]

You didn't watch the silent one? 

Lol, no, but I'd be interested to see it sometime.

[Mike Scott]

Lol, no, but I'd be interested to see it sometime.

It's probably on YT.

[Monsters For Sale]

Murphy's Romance, 1985

James Garner and Sally Field in a film that is really sweet but manages to avoid being cloying.  I managed to like all the characters in the movie, even the ex-husband, who is not evil just woefully immature.

        https://youtu.be/FsmQPYmVzkc

Kinda nice to see a movie without drugs, guns, explosions and tons of special effects.

[Lunkenstein]

Taken (2008)
The Lost Weekend (1945)
Pardon My Sarong (1942)

[Lunkenstein]

The Magnificent Seven (1960)
RV (2006)
What Dreams May Come (1998)

[Memphremagog]

Satan's Sadists(1969)
Angel's Wild Women(1972)
Buck Privates(1941)
In Society(1943)