PrinceSaliano
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THE HIDDEN HAND (Warner Bros., 1942)
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I'm glad to see others hopping on THE LAST WARNING bandwagon. Perhaps they can squeeze it in between SAVING PRIVATE RYAN and CASABLANCA.
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Where the hell is RETURN OF THE TERROR (1934)?
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How about SHAVING RYAN'S PRIVATES on TCM Underground?
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Bess Flowers!
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Any film made after the mid-60s that is A) available for rental;
available for purchase; and C) available on other cable channels does _not_ belong on TCM. -
THE BAT (1926) and THE BAT WHISPERS (1930).
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> {quote:title=TheSlumsOfSoftFocus wrote:}{quote}
> Yes, what makes a movie "classic" can be very subjective. It can mean different things to different people. Which is exactly why TCM shouldn't subscribe to any kind of narrow definition.
Well, the "Big Tent" approach is not working for me.
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And when can we expect TCM to show VALLEY GIRL? Perhaps the current regime will give us a month spotlighting the films of 1983.
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> {quote:title=markbeckuaf wrote:}{quote}
> I'm sincerely hoping that TCM does not continue this particular promotion again. 3 months a year (SUTS, Oscars, and now this) is a bit too much.
Amen to that! February, June and August suck...looking forward to July.
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I'm concerned that many programming decisions are being made by a 22-year old fresh out of college.
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SAVING PRIVATE RYAN does not belong on TCM.
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Ruth Chatterton
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SAVING PRIVATE RYAN does not belong on TCM.
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JOURNEY'S END (1930) would be perfect TCM fare.
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"Classic" is subjective. One might define it as any film made during the studio system (roughly, 1960 and prior). I, however, prefer films from 1945 & prior. I cannot call any film made during the 1970s and forward as "classic". If it were up to me, no post mid-60s titles would be shown on TCM. The sole exception might be some cheesy 70s exploitation flicks on TCM Underground. I would insist upon more pre-Codes and B-movies each month...and I would definitely eliminate "31 Days of Oscar". As if February wasn't dreary enough, only Academy award nominees are inflicted upon us each year.
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The next time a theme month is imposed, perhaps it will feature lotsa pre-Codes or B-movies. February, June and August are bland and predictable. The popularity of this particular thread indicates that not all viewers are ga-ga over frequent showings of CASABLANCA, Alfred Hitchcock, Bette Davis and John Wayne.
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Amen to that. And a Michael Curtiz fest with only one pre-Code?
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Dickie Moore
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****?
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Madge Bellamy
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Re the quintet of Columbia Bs scheduled for July 10th...I've requested probably four of 'em.
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I agree! I was hoping some B-directors would have been added to the mix...Roy William Neill, Erle C. Kenton, Charles Barton, Charles Lamont and, of course, William Beaudine.
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What other species wages war and glorifies it?

Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?
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