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Barbara Hale does a great femme fatale!
I saw a 1956 crime movie over the weekend on TCM called The Houston Story. It was vaguely entertaining but mostly mediocre, a half-baked drama of a mobster wannabe played by Gene Barry. But it had two… more →
The Horny Time Traveler
DVR Theater, Assortment 1
Jim Berkin wrote 3 days ago: With the new HDTV and digital cable set up, I’ve been filling the new DVR with all sorts of ol … more →
Great Film Adverts Are Even Better...
Darren wrote 3 days ago: I’m a sucker for great cinema. I’m an even greater sucker for ways of paying tribute to … more →
Return to Candleshoe
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jrbooth wrote 1 week ago: Last week, I recorded Candleshoe on Turner Classic Movies, and I watched it during breakfast over t … more →
Romeo and Juliet Dance Fabulous; Rival Snow Leopard
Rakesh Raman wrote 1 month ago: The 7-O-7 Tech Shop The June 8-14 tech shop has these 7 offers for you. Apple has unveiled a Develop … more →
Turner Creates Film Lovers Community
Rakesh Raman wrote 1 month ago: Turner Classic Movies (TCM), which is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, has launched a soc … more →
Turner Creates Film Lovers Community
Rakesh Raman wrote 1 month ago: Turner Classic Movies (TCM), which is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, has launched a soc … more →
Turner Classic Movies Refreshes Brand
dennytu wrote 1 month ago: Turner Classic Movies (TCM) has unveiled a fresh, more distinctive branded look and new marketing ca … more →
Movie Review: Nora Prentiss (WB, 1947)
garbonza wrote 1 month ago: I missed the first 30 minutes of this 100-minute film shown on Turner Classic Movies this afternoon … more →
Barbara Hale does a great femme fatale!
hornytimetraveler wrote 2 months ago: I saw a 1956 crime movie over the weekend on TCM called The Houston Story. It was vaguely entertaini … more →
Programming Alert: James Stewart Birthday Tribute on TCM (5/20)
idawson wrote 2 months ago: Set your DVRs! Wednesday’s programming will be dedicated to some of the best work of James St … more →
Depression Cinema: "Heroes for Sale" and "Fury"
k2pop wrote 2 months ago: "Heroes for Sale": Hard times have come again When I was a movie-mad kid, I was fascinate … more →
Congratulations Alec Baldwin
familyforest wrote 2 months ago: Kristine and I were very pleased to see that Alec Baldwin was selected as a host at Turner Classic M … more →
This is your life?
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charlespaolino wrote 2 months ago: FANNY BRICE Last night, after watching a two-year-old Barbra Streisand concert on CBS, we sw … more →
Admit it...do you watch Jerry Springer?
markrileymedia wrote 2 months ago: NB: Boy, did I mess up yesterday. I gave the impression that Obama’s 100th day was today. Actu … more →
Netflix Update No. 5: "I Remember Mama"
charlespaolino wrote 3 months ago: We watched the 1948 movie “I Remember Mama,” a masterpiece directed by George Stevens. I … more →
Gentlemen act like asses around girls with guns and glasses!
hornytimetraveler wrote 3 months ago: The British actress Peggy Cummins (born 1925) is best known for her role as the sociopathic sharpsho … more →
Sic transit whatyacallit.
charlespaolino wrote 3 months ago: WILLIE AAMES I got to wondering the other day about whatever happened to Dick Van Patten. The occa … more →
They don't make 'em like they used to
caseymarie88 wrote 3 months ago: Where have all the leading men gone? Where is my Clark Gable or Burt Lancaster? James Dean? Paul New … more →
Mad doctor seeks curvy 1950s strippers and models!
hornytimetraveler wrote 3 months ago: The Brain That Wouldn’t Die (1959) is one of my favorite movies. And with the zeal (or is it s … more →
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