“ The Irishman “ for me personally, but personally don’t rate “ Millers Crossing “ much at all. Is “ Key Largo “ deemed to be underrated ? If so, then Edward G Robinson’s portrayal of

Gangster “ Johnny Rocco “ is unmissable, the best that I have personally seen.

“ Scarface “ probably worth a look for “ The Purists, “ considering that it was produced by

Howard Hughes, directed by Howard Hawks, and has the likes of Paul Muni and Karen Morley

in it.

“ The Irishman ! “ ( 2019 ), Not to be missed, in my book, but concede that it is probably more for those who are intelligent enough to separate Reality from Fantasy, but for

“ The Purists “ who have somehow missed this very Thought-Provoking Movie, try to track it

down, an Entrancing Movie set in Real Time, a Real Treat, in my book.

“ The World At War “ Number One in book. As to Films, probably impossible to transpose War in real

time onto celluloid but, of course, celluloid is much better for the viewer than actually being there.

That said, I personally thought that “ A Bridge Too Far, “ “ White Tiger, “ “ 12 O’Clock High, “

” The Dam Busters, “ and “ Battle Of Britain “ ( but only in parts ) did tap into the inner core of

The Viewer the incredible pressure that the Military, and even Civilians, were under during those

very dark days.

“ Sugarfoot, “ “ Tombstone Territory, “ “ Cheyenne, “ “ Maverick, “ and “ Bonanza “ will always remain in my memory for me personally. The Theme Songs and Theme Music from these

Westerns are simply outstanding, not an exaggeration to say that they have stood the test

of time.