It was a pleasure to see the great Jeff for the second time this month.
Seen
2. Silverado (1985)
3. Django (1966)
4. A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014)
5. True Grit (2010) (rewatch)
6. Little Big Man (1970)
7. Hell or High Water (2016)
WalterNeff wrote:You'll unadopt the noir list when you pry it out of my cold dead hands.
OldAle1 wrote:I think four Aamir Khan films is enough for me. Unless I'm down to one film left on the IMDb Top 250 at some point and he's in that last film, at which point I'll watch it and then shoot myself having become the official-check-whoring person I hate.
PeacefulAnarchy wrote:Active topics is the devil. Please use the forums and subforums as intended and peruse all the topics nicely sorted by topic, not just the currently popular ones displayed in a jumbled mess.
maxwelldeux wrote:If you asked me to kill my wife and pets OR watch Minions, I'd check the runtime and inquire about sobriety requirements before providing an answer.
Torgo wrote:Lammetje is some kind of hybrid Anna-Kendrick-lamb-entity to me and I find that very cool.
monty wrote:If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. iCM ain't for sissies.
Kowry wrote:Thanks, Art Garfunky.
Rich wrote:*runs*
I was flirting with breaking my own record which I set in the early days on Letterboxd when it was small enough to have any kind of community element, in December 2013, when I did a "A year in a month: 1937" gimmick, and managed 303 feature films, so breaking the ICM record would be on the way. Always pissed me off that I didn't manage on average 10 films a day for a month, being only 7 films shy, when attempting such a thing. Social events like Christmas and New Years Eve put an stop to that.blocho wrote: ↑May 8th, 2021, 3:23 pmPUNQ, I'm wondering whether you're going to make an attempt at Mighty's all-time monthly record (301 movies). You're on a pace where you could pull it off.PUNQ wrote: ↑May 8th, 2021, 5:06 amSpoiler
1. Wild Country (1947, Ray Taylor) - 2/10
2. Range Beyond the Blue (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
3. Black Hills (1947, Ray Taylor) - 2/10
4. Shadow Valley (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
5. Raiders of the South (1947, Lambert Hillyer) - 3/10
6. Law of the Lash (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10
7. Border Feud (1947, Ray Taylor) - 4/10
8. Pioneer Justice (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10
9. Ghost Town Renegades (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10
10. Return of the Lash (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10
11. The Fighting Vigilantes (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10
12. Cheyenne Takes Over (1947, Ray Taylor) - 2/10 - FIRST CHECK!
13. Michigan Kid (1947, Ray Taylor) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
14. The Vigilantes Return (1947, Ray Taylor) - 5/10
15. Last of the Redmen (1947, George Sherman) - 4/10
16. South of the Chisholm Trail (1947, Derwin Abrahams) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
17. The Lone Hand Texan (1947, Ray Nazarro) - 4/10 - FIRST CHECK!
18. West of Dodge City (1947, Ray Nazarro) - 4/10 - FIRST CHECK!
19. Law of the Canyon (1947, Ray Nazarro) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
20. Prairie Raiders (1947, Derwin Abrahams) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
21. The Stranger from Ponca City (1947, Derwin Abrahams) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
22. Riders of the Lone Star (1947, Derwin Abrahams) - 4/10
23. Last Days of Boot Hill (1947, Ray Nazarro) - 2/10 - FIRST CHECK!
24. Jesse James Rides Again (1947, Fred C. Brannon & Thomas Carr) - 5/10
25. Son of Zorro (1947, Spencer Gordon Bennet & Fred C. Brannon) - 4/10
26. The Sea of Grass (1947, Elia Kazan) - 6/10
27. Ramrod (1947, André De Toth) - 6/10 - OFFICIAL CHECK (2 lists)
28. Pursued (1947, Raoul Walsh) - 7/10 - OFFICIAL CHECK (5 lists)
29. Heaven Only Knows (1947, Albert S. Rogell) - 6/10
30. Cheyenne (1947, Raoul Walsh) - 6/10
31. Wyoming (1947, Joseph Kane) - 5/10
32. California (1947, John Farrow) - 6/10
33. Gunfighters (1947, George Waggner) - 5/10
34. Trail Street (1947, Ray Enright) - 6/10
35. Angel and the Badman (1947, James Edward Grant) - 7/10
36. Mexican Moon (2021, Chris Zuhdi) - 2/10 - FIRST CHECK!
37. Promise (2021, Joe Cornet) - 2/10 - FIRST CHECK!
38. Tyger Tyger (2021, Kerry Mondragon) - 1/10
39. Cowgirls vs. Pterodactyls (2021, Joshua Kennedy) - 2/10
40. The Judge of Harbor County (2021, Al Carretta) - 1/10 - FIRST CHECK!
41. Texas Red (2021, Travis Mills) - 1/10 - FIRST CHECK!
42. She Was the Deputy's Wife (2021, Travis Mills) - 2/10
43. Bastard's Crossing (2021, Travis Mills) - 2/10
44. News of the World (2020, Paul Greengrass) - 6/10
45. Soldier's Heart (I) (2020, Michael Feifer) - 2/10
46. The Dalton Gang (2020, Christopher Forbes) - 1/10
47. Once Upon a Time in Tombstone (2020, Christopher Forbes) - 1/10
48. Warpath (2020, Josh Becker) - 2/10
49. Incident at Guilt Ridge (2020, Joe Cornet) - 1/10
50. No Man's Land (2020, Conor Allyn) - 3/10
51. The Pale Door (2020, Aaron B. Koontz) - 2/10
52. JL Family Ranch: The Wedding Gift (2020, Sean McNamara) - 2/10
53. The Rodeo Thief (2020, Brett Bentman) - 2/10
54. L'état sauvage [Savage State] (2019, David Perrault) - 3/10
55. Vaquero del mediodía [Midday Cowboy] (2019, Diego Enrique Osorno) - 5/10
56. First Cow (2019, Kelly Reichardt) - 4/10 - OFFICIAL CHECK (1 list)
57. Bacurau (2019, Juliano Dornelles, Kleber Mendonça Filho) - 5/10 - OFFICIAL CHECK (3 lists)
58. Fire on the Hill (2018, Brett Fallentine) - 4/10 - FIRST CHECK!
59. The Hatred (2018, John Adams) - 2/10
60. Wild Faith (2018, Jesse Low) - 2/10 - FIRST CHECK!
61. The Decadent and Depraved (2018, Axel August & Jordon Prince-Wright) - 3/10 - FIRST CHECK!
62. Unexpected Guest (1947, George Archainbaud) - 5/10 - FIRST CHECK!
63. Dangerous Venture (1947, George Archainbaud) - 4/10
64. The Marauders (1947, George Archainbaud) - 5/10
65. Hoppy's Holiday (1947, George Archainbaud) - 5/10
66. Bells of San Fernando (1947, Terry O. Morse) - 4/10
67. Bells of San Angelo (1947, William Witney) - 5/10
68. Apache Rose (1947, William Witney) - 4/10
69. Springtime in the Sierras (1947, William Witney) - 4/10
70. On the Old Spanish Trail (1947, William Witney) - 5/10
71. Pirates of Monterey (1947, Alfred L. Werker) - 6/10
72. Yankee Fakir (1947, W. Lee Wilder) - 4/10
73. Twilight on the Rio Grande (1947, Frank McDonald) - 4/10
74. The Last Round-up (1947, John English) - 4/10
75. The Red Stallion (1947, Lesley Selander) - 5/10
76. Riding the California Trail (1947, William Nigh) - 4/10
77. Robin Hood of Monterey (1947, Christy Cabanne) - 4/10
WalterNeff wrote:You'll unadopt the noir list when you pry it out of my cold dead hands.
OldAle1 wrote:I think four Aamir Khan films is enough for me. Unless I'm down to one film left on the IMDb Top 250 at some point and he's in that last film, at which point I'll watch it and then shoot myself having become the official-check-whoring person I hate.
PeacefulAnarchy wrote:Active topics is the devil. Please use the forums and subforums as intended and peruse all the topics nicely sorted by topic, not just the currently popular ones displayed in a jumbled mess.
maxwelldeux wrote:If you asked me to kill my wife and pets OR watch Minions, I'd check the runtime and inquire about sobriety requirements before providing an answer.
Torgo wrote:Lammetje is some kind of hybrid Anna-Kendrick-lamb-entity to me and I find that very cool.
monty wrote:If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. iCM ain't for sissies.
Kowry wrote:Thanks, Art Garfunky.
Rich wrote:*runs*
Planning to watch it later this month, but I'm guessing the answer to that question is also in the title.maxwelldeux wrote: ↑May 10th, 2021, 3:37 am 3. How the West was Won (1962) 4/10
When we started this, Wife asked "Is this going to be racist?"
I think that's just the bad luck of this competing against the Japanese and Mystery/Thriller Challenges.
WalterNeff wrote:You'll unadopt the noir list when you pry it out of my cold dead hands.
OldAle1 wrote:I think four Aamir Khan films is enough for me. Unless I'm down to one film left on the IMDb Top 250 at some point and he's in that last film, at which point I'll watch it and then shoot myself having become the official-check-whoring person I hate.
PeacefulAnarchy wrote:Active topics is the devil. Please use the forums and subforums as intended and peruse all the topics nicely sorted by topic, not just the currently popular ones displayed in a jumbled mess.
maxwelldeux wrote:If you asked me to kill my wife and pets OR watch Minions, I'd check the runtime and inquire about sobriety requirements before providing an answer.
Torgo wrote:Lammetje is some kind of hybrid Anna-Kendrick-lamb-entity to me and I find that very cool.
monty wrote:If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. iCM ain't for sissies.
Kowry wrote:Thanks, Art Garfunky.
Rich wrote:*runs*