Movie Titles in Alphabetical Order

Ran

(The) Red Snowball Tree (1974), Soviet drama

A top film that year in the Soviet Union, oddly its screenwriter, director and star, Vasiliy Shukshin died suddenly that October while on a ship.

Oh, I see the 'R' was covered already...


S

Strait-Jacket (1964) Joan Crawford, George Kennedy, Diane Baker and Lee Majors in a horror movie

Time After Time

"H.G. Wells has just invented a time machine but hasn't tried it out yet. When he discovers that one of his friends is actually Jack the Ripper, Jack makes his escape using the time machine. Herbert follows Jack into the late 1970's where he meets Amy, a bank clerk, who teaches Herbert about life in 70's while they pursue Jack, who is enjoying the more violent society in which he continues his murderous activities."
—Rob Hartill

Notably, during the filming Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenburgen fell in love, married and had two children.

Under the Yum Yum Tree (I'm so unhappy that I remembered that stupid title)

I'm reading Simon Winchester's OUTPOSTS. It's about the British colonies all around the world. I like to read Winchester, because he does his homework and transforms it into journeys we can get involved in. I've visited some of the places in the book like South Georgia Islands' Grytviken where Ernest Shackelton is buried where I have visited. Ernest Shackelton is one of my heroes. He saved all those who went on the expedition to Antarctica when his ship got stuck in the ice and was eventually crushed by it. Also, some of the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, and Hong Kong. Winchester visited all the British colonies to see for himself what vintages of his country were still evident at these outposts and wrote about his experiences. It's a must read for history buffs who enjoys the first hand account of a good writer.

Viva Villa! (1934), Wallace Beery, Fay Wray, screenplay by Ben Hecht

W

X-Men (2000)

Young America(1932). Spencer Tracy, Doris Kenyon, Ralph Bellamy

Zookeeper's wife

Arch Of Triumph (1948), Ruth Warrick, Charles Boyer, Charles Laughton, Ruth Nelson, Louis Calhern and Ingrid Bergman. Based out on the novel of the same name by Erich Maria Remarque about life in Paris prior to World War 2.

The film also has actor Curt Bois (1901-1991) as the tattooed waiter

BASEketball (1998)

Cannonball Run

Don Q, Son of Zorro (1925) with Douglas Fairbanks, Tote Du Crow, Warner Oland, Lottie Pickford (sister of Mary) and Donald Crisp

(Sequel to the 1920 film Mark of Zorro)

The Eagle Has Landed (1976)

Frankenstein

The Good The Bad And The Ugly

Happy Anniversary (1959). David Niven, Mitzi Gaynor, Carl Reiner and Patty Duke

I'm Not Rappaport