I just finished watching Thunderbolt & Lightfoot, I haven't seen it in years, and forgot how good it was.

Anybody seen anything good that isn't new latley?

'Mean Streets.'

Anything Bogart or Gable

Southern Comfort

Death to Smoochy

Death to Smoochy

They're Rocketships! ;D

I'm going to have to find One flew over the Cuku's Nest.  Its a newer one, but I also liked Gettysburg.

Pulp Fiction

Last of the Dogmen

Cheech and Chong Up in Smoke

Old Yeller

American Grafitti.

The Cowboys.

Gone fishing w/ Danny Glover and Joe Peschi

Captains Courageous w/ Spencer Tracy

The Quiet Man w/ John Wayne

Where the Red Fern Grows

Over the Top

BMX Bandits

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Major League 1 & 2-great awesome movies.

Rube Baker may be one of my favorite characters ever.

I wouldn't say it's "forgotten", but I caught On the Waterfront on TCM last weekend. A classic if there ever was one.

And sadly, one of the stars of On the Waterfront, Karl Malden, passed away yesterday at age 97. Here's a great scene from one of the all-time great movies:

The Outsiders

not seen lately but some of my favorites growing up

Gleaming the cube

Navy Seals

Tango & Cash

Weird Science

;D

Emmit Otter's Jug Band Christmas ;D

I loved that when I was a kid.

Blade Runner, another one of my old favorites.

Slomoe, I hear ya on Gleaming the Cube and Tango and Cash (FUBAR)   ;D

Goonies...."Baby RUUUth"

It also seems that I can't pass up Roadhouse when it's on TV.

Caddyshack.

A Bronx Tale.

A couple of good ones I've caught over the last month:

Sergeant York

A Hard Day's Night

The Night of the Triffids

Gunga Din

Lifeforce

Southern Comfort

Great pick. Originally panned as a Deliverance ripoff when it was released. Critics are useless.

Sorcerer starring Roy Scheider. He's a low level mob guy on the run in Central America. He and three other guys in similar situations have to drive two trucks full of nitro glycerine through the jungle. The bridge crossing scene will blow your mind. I'd be suprised if anyone here remembers it.

The original Taking of Pelham 123 was on the other night.

The African Queen, with Bogart and Hepburn.

The Hustler, with Paul Newman

Thunder Road, with Robert Mitchum

Bridge on the River Kwai

Further back,

High Noon, with Gary Cooper

Sergeant York, with Gary Cooper

Friendly Persuasion, with, ta da, Gary Cooper

I just picked up a dual dvd at wally world, "The Burbs", and The Money Pit".

Caddyshack.

A Bronx Tale.

Caddyshack has been on TV every other day for the last month.

The Dirty Dozen

Lots of good ones listed so far!

IMO, one of the best films ever made...  The Biscuit Eater  1940.  The 1970's remake was nothing like the original.

Also loved Last of the Dogmen