Watched the Netflix production of Kodachrome last eve. I have several rolls of unexposed Kodak film and an old Canon A1. I enjoyed the flick, even though the critics panned it.

Four rolls of Kodachrome. The last to be developed ever. The father was a SOB, but in the end he left his estranged son something that was priceless, moments in time, captured for eternity when life was new and innocence was genuine! We should all be so lucky!

ya!

GWB

I still have an undeveloped roll of film from my Yashika- Mat dual lense studio camera.No one develops 120 film anymore. I'm sure the pics on it are of my kids when they were little.I still have my Nikon F 35's but good luck finding film.Digital cameras + phones have killed that as well as Kodac.

I watched this movie based on your post, I thought it was very good! I always liked Ed Harris. Thanks for the heads-up. Maybe we need a movie review heading as good movies are hard to find!

That's not a bad idea. My son told me of a movie he got on Netflixs that I have not seen yet but he recommended highly called "The Highwaymen". Starring Kevin Costner + Woody Harrelson.Costner plays Frank Hamer in a more realistic version of the Bonnie + Clyde story.He said,"Dad you're gonna love it. The vintage guns + cars + the shoot em ups are right up your alley."

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Originally posted by NormanConquest:
That's not a bad idea. My son told me of a movie he got on Netflixs that I have not seen yet but he recommended highly called "The Highwaymen". Starring Kevin Costner + Woody Harrelson.Costner plays Frank Hamer in a more realistic version of the Bonnie + Clyde story.He said,"Dad you're gonna love it. The vintage guns + cars + the shoot em ups are right up your alley."

It’s worth a watch.

A separate non-hunting movie review topic could be a good addition here on AR.

Well if we get enough interest perhaps Saeed will comply.Heaven knows we have a lot of other forums that are not totally hunting oriented.It's fun for discussion + sharing ideas.I remember when the L.H. forum got started + it really took off.

Buddy tells me, apparently they are still making disposable cameras. Saw one in Peru.

Grizz

In Peru no less,well there you have it.