Re: Any other recommendations?

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: Well Bill, ditto here....guess we are all people of excellent taste, right?!!

: Adele

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: : Jeez, Rich!  Of your list I have seen them ALL, and rank maybe 95% of them up there with my favorites!  SCAAAAARRRRRYYYYY!!
: : Way scary.  Makes ya wonder if there was a Federici in the woodpile back in old Bethlehem circa 1947......

: : Nah.  Our body shapes don't match!

: : Bill R

: : : "Good for people who liked this one" ... I can only assume that there is a common thread in all of us who have so thoroughly enjoyed "The Last of the Mohicans." Exactly what that is, I'm not quite sure, I can only list some of my very favorites. Perhaps you'll find a few to your liking. Before I list them, let me say that clearly LOTM is far and away the best colonial-era film around. The old standbys, like "Northwest Passage" can be entertaining, but I just can't rank them among my favorites.

: : : Here goes, in no particular order:

: : : Braveheart
: : : Rob Roy
: : : Lonesome Dove
: : : The Alamo
: : : Meet Joe Black
: : : Gladiator
: : : Son of the Morning Star
: : : Alien & Aliens
: : : It, The Terror From Beyond Space (the forebearer of the Aliens films)
: : : Most all Abbott & Costello films
: : : The Wizard of Oz
: : : 13 Days To Glory
: : : Dances With Wolves
: : : Jurassic Park
: : : Titanic
: : : Seven
: : : Gettysburg
: : : Glory
: : : Saving Private Ryan
: : : Easy Rider
: : : Bonnie & Clyde
: : : I Will Fight No More Forever
: : : Zulu, Zulu Dawn, & Shaka Zulu

: : : A few films on the Revolutionary War period you MIGHT enjoy are:

: : : The Patriot
: : : Revolution
: : : April Morning (deals with Lexington Green, the anniversary of which was yesterday, April 19)

: : : And a couple of old classics:

: : : Fort Apache
: : : They Died With Their Boots On

: : : That's some, off the top of my head ... Sounds schizophrenic, doesn't it? DON'T answer that!


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