What's the last non-horror/non-scifi/non-Porn movie you watched today??

[Street Worm]

Knowing

Don't know why I thought this was going to be a Sci-Fi flick...
(I thought I saw mention of PKD's 'Flow My Tears' in early reviews...)

Anyway it's not & is more along the lines of the Bourne films
without the spies....sorta... still, OK for a watch~

[slayergriffith]

Clerks. (1994)
The Naked Gun (1988)

[thelatewinslowleach]

Marlon Brando in The Wild One

[Moonshadow]

"Targets" (1968) - one of Boris Karloff's last movies, and too bad it wasn't his last, because it is a terrific swan song. Boris plays Byron Orlock, legendary horror film star (sound familiar?) who is about to retire, claiming that his brand of horror isn't selling any more.  In contrast to him is a young man, based on Charles Whitman, the University of Texas sniper. This all-American boy goes out and starts shooting people. The two are eventually brought together at a drive-in. I won't say much more in case folks here have not seen it, but it's a very intense film.

It's interesting watching Karloff essentially playing himself. It felt a lot like watching Mickey Rourke in "The Wrestler." Not that there's any similarity between these two men -I don't think Karloff was ever on the juice! - but the fact that they are playing roles so close to the skin. Karloff is wonderful to watch in this, particularly at the end.

[UndeadLegend]

What's the last non-horror/non-scifi/non-Porn movie you watched today??

That made me laugh.

Last one I watched was ANVIL: The Story of ANVIL, the Canadian metal band.

[general gruesome]

Clerks. (1994)
The Naked Gun (1988)

all the Naked Gun films are great

[marsattacks666]

Godfather II, VIXEN, Faster Pussycat, kill,kill!

[Unknown Primate]

GOODFELLAS
RETURN TO OZ ('85)

[Street Worm]

"Neighbors" (1981) &
"The Seven Ups" (1973)

not back to back,,,

[Scatter]

"Targets" (1968) - one of Boris Karloff's last movies, and too bad it wasn't his last, because it is a terrific swan song. Boris plays Byron Orlock, legendary horror film star (sound familiar?) who is about to retire, claiming that his brand of horror isn't selling any more.  In contrast to him is a young man, based on Charles Whitman, the University of Texas sniper. This all-American boy goes out and starts shooting people. The two are eventually brought together at a drive-in. I won't say much more in case folks here have not seen it, but it's a very intense film.

It's interesting watching Karloff essentially playing himself. It felt a lot like watching Mickey Rourke in "The Wrestler." Not that there's any similarity between these two men -I don't think Karloff was ever on the juice! - but the fact that they are playing roles so close to the skin. Karloff is wonderful to watch in this, particularly at the end.

LOVE this movie Karen!!

[frankenstein73]

Pee wee on broadway (2011)
With my five year old boy. it was so fun I decided to watch PeeWee's big adventure! He hadnt ever seen it yet. He refers to peewee as the funniest boy in the world.

[Moonshadow]

LOVE this movie Karen!!

I hadn't seen it in probably more than ten years and I was really impressed with Karloff's performance. I may have to seek it out on DVD.

[general gruesome]

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[Scatter]

American Experience: Roads To Memphis

"On April 4, 1968, escaped convict James Earl Ray shot and killed Dr. Martin Luther King. This is the fateful narrative of the killer and his prey, set against the seething, turbulent forces in American society at that time."

Excellent.

[UndeadLegend]

Beerfest!