100 of Something @misterbowen and @the_Fro

This is one of the few films on the list I had not seen before, though I am familiar with the play--it being one of my favorites.The 1966 Mike Nichols' film was nominated for 13 Academy Awards, won 5 (including Elizabeth Taylor's win for Best Actress) was based on the Tony Award-winning 1962 Edward Albee play of the same name.-- @misterbowen

Once Upon a Time in the West, they'd Hang 'Em High if anyone suggested that for A Few Dollars More you could make a movie that showed the Good, The Bad and The Ugly about the consequences of violence.ahem.-- @misterbowen

Well the poster--I think--says it all about this movie.And this: "Meh."--@misterbowen

One of my all-time favorites!Sydney Pollack's "Tootsie" stars Dustin Hoffman as the consummate out-of-work actor: He's constantly complaining about the lack of jobs and yet every time he lands a part, he loses it, burns a bridge or somehow alienates the director/cast/crew by being ridiculously difficult (in service of the part of course!).Tootsie is both a send-up of the reputation of the "difficult" actor as well as a telling portrayal of gender stereotypes.Join us, won't you?-- @misterbowen

"This is Ours," is a beautiful film by my friends Kris and Lindy Boustedt and it's our first departure from the AFI list here at 100 of Some(Movie)Thing.And I'm glad it is.Watch it right now on Amazon Prime for free!Alright, now that you've watched, click below and listen up!-- @misterbowen

Well folks, here it is, one of the better war movies ever made...

But even here Spielberg manages to throw in a trademark roller-coaster ride or two.

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