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Batman (1966)

Posted on June 12, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Leslie H. Martinson Writer: Lorenzo Temple Jr. (Based on characters created by Bob Kane) Advertisements

Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime | Tagged 1966, action, adam west, adaptation, adventure, alan napier, alfred, batman, bill finger, bob kane, bruce wayne, burgess meredith, burt ward, catwoman, cesar romero, comedy, comic book, commissioner gordon, crime, criminal, dc comics, frank gorshin, joker, lee meriwether, leslie h. martinson, lorenzo temple jr., neil hamilton, penguin, ransom, riddler, robin, superhero, villain | Leave a comment

Ride in the Whirlwind (1966)

Posted on January 21, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Monte Hellman Writer: Jack Nicholson

Posted in Western | Tagged 1966, cameron mitchell, cowboy, gang, harry dean stanton, jack nicholson, millie perkins, monte hellman, outlaw, posse, ride in the whirlwind, rupert crosse, Western | Leave a comment

The Shooting (1966)

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Monte Hellman Writer: Adrien Joyce

Posted in Western | Tagged 1966, adrien joyce, bounty hunter, carole eastman, cowboy, cowboys, jack nicholson, millie perkins, miner, monte hellman, revenge, the shooting, warren oates, Western, will hutchins | Leave a comment

The Wild Angels (1966)

Posted on May 20, 2015 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Roger Corman Writer: Charles Griffith

Posted in Action, Drama, Thriller | Tagged 1966, action, bike, biker, bruce dern, buck taylor, california, charles b. griffith, charles griffith, diane ladd, drama, funeral, gang, hospital, michael j. pollard, motorcycle, nancy sinatra, norman alden, peter bogdanovich, peter fonda, roger corman, the wild angels, thriller, venice, wild angels | Leave a comment

Fantastic Voyage (1966)

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Richard Fleischer Writer: Harry Kleiner (Adaptation by David Duncan) (Story by Otto Klement and Jerome Bixby)

Posted in Action, Review, Science Fiction | Tagged 1966, action, adventure, agent, arthur kennedy, arthut o'connell, assassin, assassinate, assassinated, blood, bloodstream, body, brain, cia, coma, crew, david duncan, donald pleasence, edmond o'brien, family, fantastic voyage, fantasy, harry kleiner, human body, james brolin, jerome bixby, microscopic, otto klement, raquel welch, richard fleischer, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, shrink, small, stephen boyd, submarine | Leave a comment

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