What movie would you pick?

**beloitpiper** · 24th July 09, 11:37 AM

I'd say Rob Roy. As much as I love Tunes of Glory (and I really do), it's not as exciting (action and adventure-wise) as Rob Roy.

**BoldHighlander** · 24th July 09, 11:54 AM

Another vote for ROB ROY but then I'm partial to it as that is where I took my screen name from:

Montrose to the fop:
"Ah, here comes the Bold Highlander.
No **** in his breeks
but too proud to tug his forelock."

and another of my faves:

Montrose:
"You are damned, McGregor.
Damned to hell."

Rob Roy:
"Come, Your Lordship.
Leave the devil some work."

**Arizona Scot** · 24th July 09, 11:56 AM

I'll have to cast my vote for "Tunes of Glory"

**macwilkin** · 24th July 09, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

I'd say Rob Roy. As much as I love Tunes of Glory (and I really do), it's not as exciting (action and adventure-wise) as Rob Roy.

On the flip side of that, Rob Roy isn't exactly the most family-friendly film.

T.

**Kilted in Maine** · 24th July 09, 12:05 PM

So I Married an Axe Murderer - "The Piper's down..."

No, actually I would go with Tunes of Glory as well..

**KFCarter** · 24th July 09, 12:33 PM

Originally Posted by HeathBar

If you do this I would let the organizing committee know what you are doing and you could do things to cross promote the events.

That's the plan... we hope to do this in partnership with the organizing committee.

Great suggestions so far with Tunes of Glory (one of my favorites) a bit ahead. My staff isn't familiar with it (I've got a pretty young staff). The problem is going to be choosing just one.

Thanks, and keep the suggestions coming folks!

Ken

:ootd:

**Seumas52** · 24th July 09, 01:43 PM

I know I am dating myself here a bit, but I would have to vote for Victor MacLaughlin and Shirley Temple in Wee Willie Winkie.

**BEEDEE** · 24th July 09, 01:51 PM

I'll cast my vote for Tunes of Glory

Brian

**beloitpiper** · 24th July 09, 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by cajunscot

On the flip side of that, Rob Roy isn't exactly the most family-friendly film.

T.

You know, there's a pretty good version of Rob Roy made by Disney in 1953 (it's live action). Check out Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue. It has all of the action and excitement while still being family friendly!

**macwilkin** · 24th July 09, 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

You know, there's a pretty good version of Rob Roy made by Disney in 1953 (it's live action). Check out Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue. It has all of the action and excitement while still being family friendly!

I first saw it long before you were born, Greg.

:mrgreen:

T.