A great one is the BIBLE on history it has been great and there are tow left. It ends on Easter sunday.

I go to Goodwill and pick up videos for 71 cents. Can't beat that next to the price of renting and you never know what you will find. I once found a bunch of Shirley Temple movies, box sets of Highlander and Titanic. Plus all the Disney movies. I find old ones like Seven Brides for Seven Brothers & Gaslight (personal favorites) plus newer ones, too many to mention. If I don't like it, I don't feel bad sending it back because it didn't cost much to begin with. The other day we watched We Bought a Zoo. That was good and a true story.

Some of the best movies are the old originals; especially in the "horror"movies ie: Bela, Boris and a few other great movies. The orignial War of the Worlds for us sci-fi buffs.

I do want to go see the Great and Powerful Oz. At Thanksgiving we saw Rise of the Guardians --AWESOME !!

I love all the Jane Austen books that have been made into movies, but my favorite is "Persuasion." Can be found in the cheap movies ($5-7) section of the store. Two hankie with a happy ending.

The Bible is a mini series on History Channel. It comes on every Sun. at 8

There are several movies that I really enjoy over and over again; however, I love the Disney movie, "Cars." Somedays it's just more fun to not be grown up. ;-D

Saw several enjoyable movies listed. Some of my faves
Field of Dreams
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Sleepless in Seattle
Hugo
Saturday Night Fever

Jeremiah Johnson - robt Redford
wind & the lion - Sean Connery
secondhand lions
gone with the wind
the three godfathers- John Wayne
The quiet man- John Wayne
Up
toy story 1,2,3

"The Way" with Martin Sheen. Hoping real hard to make the pilgrimage in Sept.--I'm up to 3 miles a day.

I like some oldies like Roman Holiday, Disney 's Snow White , Dumbo, and some newer, The Sting and Murder on the Orient Express, and my all-time favorite, To Kill a Mockingbird.