I recently purchased a dvd pack out of the 5$ bin
at Walmart. 20 Great westerns. (Or, possibly the
worst westerns of all time). They mostly suck, and
I have enjoyed watching all of them. There is a reason
why you never saw these movies.

But here is a stand out, especially for Star Trek fans.

White Comanche with Cap'n Kirk himself.

In fact he plays two roles. Good Brother and Evil
twin brother. Both end up with the same woman
sort of.

It's such classic Shatner school of over acting
that it's really entertaining, though I expect Bones
to wake him from this western nightmare at some point,
and have Scotty BEAM him up.

White Comanche 1968

Using the official Macho rating system of 1 thru 10 stripes
(more the better)

I give this Bizarre little Western 6 STRIPES

i picked this up for my dad not long ago. i too noticed kirk was in one. i dunno if he has watched any of them yet.

interesting.....
good ol' Shatner....

OK had to share this important pc of movie trivia.

In the Wizard of OZ
The little people (Munchkins) got 50$ a week plus room and board.

while the Dog Toto (real name Terry)

Got over 120$ per week. (plus basket and kibble)

Not to mention a dog's eye view of Dorothy.I guess the Munchkins did to.

Any body seen Paranormal Activity yet?

sherlock holmes looks good. i saw couples retreat with the wife. it was ok not great.

I want to see that one too.....sounds like my daughter wants to take me to it on christmas day....

Watched,
A haunting in connecticut last nite.

Netflix

Lot of ectoplasm

Can't wait to see The Road.

Couldn't put the book down.

My wife could be the poster girl for "Twilight." Today we saw "New Moon." It wasn't quite as excruciating as I was expecting. Much of it was definitely snoozeville, although there were a few good moments. I thought the CGI wolves were below par but the fight scene between the vampires at the end was pretty slick. The standout in my mind was the kid that played "Jacob" (Taylor Lautner). He did an exceptionally good job as compared to the rest of the cast. I believe he has a bright future in films provided he has the right manager. Since this movie and the first in the series "Twilight" are essentially Soap opera + Vampires, it occurs to me my wife might be interested in seeing the old "Dark Shadows" series from the 1960s.