TheDutchess
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TCM Has a good one on right now "Roman Holiday" with Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck.
Good observation. I wonder how many people would open up the wallets and pay for TCM and how lucrative it would be for the station.Brian Sheridan said:The argument "Why should I pay for a channel I don't watch" can really hurt people like us since we don't pay premium channel prices to watch our favorite old movies.
Nighthawk said:Maybe five years ago, sometime around then, TCM showed Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) in widescreen, it was either the theatrical cut or the extended version.
As far as I know, this is the only Trek film that they have shown.
NH
If it talks, it can't be all that good unless it sings.Quigley Brown said:What defines a 'classic' movie? Nothing made after 1950 or something? [huh]
LocktownDog said:I come home from work tonight and make bangers and potatoes, pop open a cider, turn on TCM .... and there's Rush Hour 2. Huh? I frantically flip through the channels thinking the cable company made a horrible and inexcusable error. Nope. They apparently meant to play that "film" ... probably just to alienate me. [huh]
Yes. Odd hours, guest programmers, and tributes are when TCM show their best films.MadelienneBlack said:Has anyone else noticed that the good films are always on in the wee hours of the morning when hardly anyone's awake to watch them? I don't have a VCR or digital recorder with me at college, so I guess I'm S.O.L., as they say.
I concur, wholeheartedly.Creeping Past said:If you're craving vintage movies, you really should visit the internet's greatest collection of ancient black and white features.
Creeping Past said:They're all there... and a lot more besides.