The Unfortunate

Watching the great "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon." This movie, "Creek" came on immediately after Yellow Ribbon, automatically, and was to lazy to get up and get the remote. I went from rodeo champion, horse master, oscar winner in Ben Johnson, not to mention the Duke of all actors, John Wayne, in a movie by John Ford with top notch players, in front of the camera to behind the camera to a movie called "Creek." These people have to hone their skills in the theater and with top notch people. Watch and learn from the best and you have a chance, learn from average and you become average unless you have "It." They just made some signs and put them in bushes and used the stereotypical plot and actors. I guess they watched others and just thought that's what you do.

Is being in the business of show that important that you have no self respect in realizing that your skill should be a little better before you make a movie, I don't know. Maybe I'm a little picky, but these are supposed to be easy movies to make and they can't.

If you want this movie in the background for noise and have other things to do then cool.

I'm going to go get some Haagen Dazs ice cream and read the bible, better stories in the old testament.

God Bless!!