Rio Lobo

[togor]

Online, free to watch, with occasional commercials.

A movie my dad and I enjoyed watching together.

Always like the scenes with Jennifer O'Neill in them too.

[bruce]

One of the good ones. Sincerely. bruce.

[togor]

Jack Elam perfect in this one too.

[Art]

I saw this when I was in college. To me it was a little different than a lot of John Wayne movies. It seemed to have a little '60s influence and sometimes more than a little tongue in cheek. All in all, good entertainment. There are a lot of the usual gang in the supporting roles.

I remember watching Jennifer O'Neill in "The Summer of '42." Now that's one you would never be able to make today!!!

[barretcreek]

Thank you for posting Togor. Will watch tonight.

Art, Do you think Flip Wilson would be on T.V. now?

[Art]

You know, I don't know about Wilson. There are a lot of comedians from back then who would have a hard time today. Just look at what they tried to do to Dave Chappell. Chappell has the right idea, he just doesn't care, does't apologize, and continues to march.

[tmark]

I love most of John Wayne's movies!

[lyman]

You know, I don't know about Wilson. There are a lot of comedians from back then who would have a hard time today. Just look at what they tried to do to Dave Chappell. Chappell has the right idea, he just doesn't care, does't apologize, and continues to march.

I would bet that a good portion of the 60's and 70's comedians, and shows, would not make it today,

all in the family, the Jeffersons, not a chance


Barney Miller probably would not make it,

surely Sanford and Son would not,




comedians,,

don rickles would be hung

[Allen]

I'm surprised Airplane and Blazing Saddles are still shown.

[Art]

I'm surprised Airplane and Blazing Saddles are still shown.

On commercial TV Blazing Saddles is usually so edited it isn't funny...literally.