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[YT Edit] Space Cowboys (2000)

🕑 Added 2025-03-03 21:11:50 +0000 UTC

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David

top picks movies are the wave the gray man morocco's about my grasses the echo strange darling an Inspector calls birders of justice evil does not exist best film's

Angelfish

Clint Eastwood has been playing a grumpy character for ages. Dirty Harry and his spaghetti western trilogy. Check out Play Misty for me (1971). Also on TV series Rawhide.

Joe

Anything beats another lame rom-com, LOL.

Arturo

The Worlds Fastest Indian (2005) with Anthony Hopkins

Alex

Couldn’t agree more about TRF. That show is now 50 years old and it still holds up as well as it did when I was a kid.

Richard Maurer

That movie was sappier than I remembered but okay as long as you don’t take it seriously.

Bill W

James Garner and Clint Eastwood both served in the US Army in Korea. Garner's character is likely named after his 1984 action/comedy TANK. Tommy Lee Jones and William Devane (flight director Eugene Davis) starred together in Rolling Thunder. Jones and Sutherland starred together in JFK. Eastwood and Sutherland starred together in Kelly's Heroes. At this point, all but Sutherland had portrayed cowboys in film and/or tv. (Sutherland had portrayed a 19th century Canadian Mounted Police Officer.)

bgb1975 (Brian)

Yes - Everyone submit it as your "pick-a-flick"

Dustin Denner

"Woof woof woof."

John P Tucker

When I think about Eastwood and Sutherland, I always think about “Kelly’s Heroes”. Such a great war/heist movie.

John P Tucker

With Cassie liking Clint Eastwood and Kevin Costner she really needs to watch “A Perfect World”

Doug Adair

If you want to watch a Clint Eastwood film that he directed but was not in, watch Jersey Boys.

Mark White

Great reaction Cassie, I do enjoy your watches of these kinda movies. Just a fun, silly movie with a great cast. I was feeling a bit crappy this morning but this has brightened up my morning. Thank you.

Thomas P Hamilton

Cassie and Carly would like The Americanization of Emily. That was a good one and right up their alley.

Chris Thom

He's good at playing old and crotchety.

Bryan Fritchie

Your desired ending isn't how guys communicate. Have you seen the video of the gamers, where one of them asks the others something like, "would you be there for me if I were going through something?" If not, Google it. That's how guys communicate. 👍🏻

Chris Thom

Aww true. I forgot they passed. RIP. Two of the best.

Dustin Denner

R.I.P. James Garner (1928-2014) and Donald Sutherland (1935-2024).

Bill Isaacs

The Silent Generation were stoics. They said everything Cassie. The language was of a different era. That's why you didn't understand it. My father could say a lot with a look or a syllable. It was their way and it worked.

James Melton

Four old movie legends here: Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland, and James Garner. The Russian general is also Boris the Blade in "Snatch".

Chris Thom

Top tier thumbnail. Radness.

TheSingulatarian

James Garner made few romantic comedies in the late 50s and Early 1960's like "The Americanization of Emily" with Julie Andrews and "The Thrill of it All" with Doris Day when he was trying to shake his Brett Maverick cowboy image.

Thomas P Hamilton

That was a lot of fun, Cassie. Clint Eastwood said he was not used to doing a movie with all the special effects like this movie, and that took some getting used to. You mentioned some of James Garner's credits like The Notebook and Maverick, but have you ever seen The Rockford Files? James Garner played detective Jim Rockford. This show was HUGE back in the day, and it's held up very well and is very entertaining. It's worth checking out if you've never seen it. - Thomas

Milton William Burray

Cassie's CGI shades look a lot better than the guys

Peter Radsliff

For fighter pilots, especially test pilots, Hawk saying “Somebody had to win” is the same as “I love you Frank.” They have been through the mill together and overt sentimentality is unnecessary. They know. And, there is nothing better than dying with your boots on doing what you love to do.