The World's Fastest Indian
A friend of mine and I were just talking about how all Millenials (which...I'm on the edge of being :/ ) should be forced to watch John Carpenter's The Thing so they develop a better understanding of personal sacrifice...
One of the all-time great horror movie endings:
Great shout - I love The Thing. Waiting very impatiently for a 4K HDR release of it. Where did you find that poster??
Just finished reading "Who Goes There?", the story "The Thing" is based on. In the story they often refer to the creature only as "the Thing".
The Story is ten times as entertaining and disturbing as any of the film adaptations.
One thing I really liked was how the first paragraphs are a description of just how much an Antarctic station of that era stank of cows and dogs and human BO. You found you could visualize the station and living conditions there without any real attempt to describe it other than in snapshots.
Just read Tom Wolfe's great book The Right Stuff.
This is the film adaption about the Mercury Seven.
The Maltesefalcon
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The African Queen
The Public Enemy
Unforgiven
Bullit
The original Star Trek movies
The Searchers
The World's Fastest Indian
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Man Who Would be King
Secondhand Lions
The Italian Job (the original)
Mad Max franchise
Cape Fear (the original)
Lawrence of Arabia