Classic Film TV Cafe Raid on Entebbe & Victory at Entebbe. Both 1976

Classic Film TV Cafe I always put Antz (9/1998) and A Bugs Life (11/1998) in that category

I'm not a shaky cam kind of guy.

Classic Film TV Cafe VICE VERSA (1988) is loosely based on the same-named 1882 novel as three previous British theatrical films, including this one from 1948, though the author was not credited in Hollywood. youtube.com/watch?v=xn5PjH…

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Classic Film TV Cafe I was SO in live with Cochise!! Warriors is my high school team name, so we'd chant at games "Warriors, came out to plaaaay"

Classic Film TV Cafe I saw Blair Witch with a friend & we were both underwhelmed too. There was a lightning storm as we drove home, and both of us commented how the weather was scarier than the movie.

Classic Film TV Cafe Dr. Strangelove and Failsafe had the same topic - nuclear war triggered by fanatics or error, and were released within months. One serious, the other satire.

Classic Film TV Cafe ARMAGEDDON and DEEP IMPACT both came out around the same time and revolved around an Extinction Level Event asteroid heading for Earth. Both are great for vastly different reasons and both absolutely nailed what they were going for.

Two very different endings!

She was my Dad's first Silver Screen crush! People need to see Red Dust to appreciate her on-screen sex appeal.

How timely!

If you want to read the back stories of these 2 movies and the feud that erupted between their producers, check out my book

And The Towering Inferno, which was a joint production to avoid big budget competing films.

I didn't watch two of the Bourne sequels for years because of the handheld camera technique.

I forgot about those two!

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