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Emerald U. · Sunday at 11:04 PM

premiumethyle said:
An Affair to Remember

That’s such a beautiful, timeless pick, @premiumethyle . Definitely one of those legendary romances.

Emerald U. · Sunday at 11:05 PM

Gibb said:
My husband took me to see Las Miserable . That is probably spelled wrong. I sobbed at the end
I never cry at movies but this movie really got to me.

I love that choice, @Gibb . Les Mis is such an emotional story, and it sounds like that showing really stuck with you. I don’t cry often at movies either, but this one gets me, too! I dream to see it on stage one day.

Emerald U. · Sunday at 11:08 PM

Sharon M. said:
Love Story, Peggy Sue Got Married and Good Morning Vietnam

I don't know these ones, but they sound like I need to check them out. Thank you for this list, @Sharon M. !

GaryBlake · 2025-09-18T11:37:57-0400

Emerald U. said:
Tombstone and Lonesome Dove both sound like such strong picks—I’ve heard people talk about them with so much enthusiasm. I’m not really familiar with John Wayne’s movies, but I know he’s a legend for a lot of folks who love Westerns. Do you have a specific John Wayne movie I should add on my list, @GaryBlake[/US
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Emerald U. said:
Tombstone and Lonesome Dove both sound like such strong picks—I’ve heard people talk about them with so much enthusiasm. I’m not really familiar with John Wayne’s movies, but I know he’s a legend for a lot of folks who love Westerns. Do you have a specific John Wayne movie I should add on my list, @GaryBlake?

Yes, Emerald!! John Wayne movies: The Quiet Man, The Alamo, El Dorado, Rio Bravo, McLintock, Donovans Reef, The Sons Of Katie Elder, and his very last movie The Shootist. BUT, there are soooo many more!!

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