Doc Ibold does everything! Just a couple episodes ago he was making house calls checking on Magnum's mental state. Here he is taking care of TC while he's in a coma(making it sound like he was also there in the emergency room when he was admitted). Performing the surgery to remove the bullet from H...

Last night I saw "An Innocent Man". Instead of a tedious review, I'll just let my little wife sum it up. As the movie ended, she said.. and I quote: "Well that just sucked. Bad acting, bad plot, bad, bad, bad." Now normally, one must agree with one's wife - even when one disagrees - but in this case...

IvanTheTerrible wrote: ↑Thu Feb 18, 2021 11:11 pmBut wait... what does any of this have to do with Tom Selleck? Oops...

I don't know. Maybe Tom Selleck ripped a fart before blowing away Ivan.

Oh yes! One of his best scores!! It's also probably Tom Cruise's best movie. Although I've loved his last few MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE movies. The last 3 have been leaving the recent Bond films looking pale in comparison. It seems these days the only movies worth watching are Tom Cruise movies. It's pro...

I finally read Papillon one summer after seeing the film for probably the fourth or fifth time. I recommend it highly even if it is largely made up as most consider it to be now. I would recommend the TV film The Jericho Mile by Michael Mann as a very good prison drama. That should really go in you...

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There's no one left except maybe Hans Zimmer Yes. Once again, I agree. Hans Zimmer did an awesome score for "The Last Samurai"(2003). (..except for those bits where there's cheering in the music. I think there should never be voices or non-music bits in soundtracks.) Really? Not even AN INNOCENT MA...

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I think a movie Tom Selleck would have been perfect for is "No Way Out" (1987). Imagine Tom Selleck as the main character instead of Kevin Costner. Of course, Tom would be playing a Navy officer and that's too similar to Magnum. I think it was a mistake for him to try so hard to avoid typecasting. H...

Ivan, you’re behind on your Selleck movies! Your analysis of High Road to China is accurate. Lassiter is forgettable. I didn’t care for Runaway though, so maybe you’ll like it? Your two favorites are mine too, hands down, but there’s a pretty big drop off after that, at least for dramas. Three Men ...

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Pahonu wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 12:00 am Coma was actually a good movie.

Yes. That's probably the best "Tom Selleck movie" of them all - although he has a 10-second scene, then another brief scene as a corpse. (same director as Runaway)

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John Barry is my all-time favorite film composer. His Bond output is sublime and even for crappy films he delivered fantastic scores (RAISE THE TITANIC anyone?). I like John Barry's "Somewhere in Time" and "Hanover Street". And I don't know why people don't like Barry's "The Man With the Golden Gun...