mr6666

at least THAT was an explanation, THIS was just rudely unprofessional and callous.

McCay block was fascinating, if not psychologically disturbing A real shame the Van Beuren shorts were suddenly dropped w/o explanation. It was the more rare historical shorts I was looking forward to. Bad showing on somebody's part.

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was looking forward to this.... VERY disappointed!

NUTS!

Wish Mr. Canemaker could've had more time to talk about Winsor McCay. After seeing his work, I'm pretty sure he had some....uh, psychological issues AND a pretty interesting history also. http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article.html?isPreview=&id=1033325|1035102&name=The-Cartoons-of-Winsor-McCay Think a month's Friday Spotlight on Animation would be a great idea!

Tonight's Back to the Drawing Board: (ALL but one short are Premieres) times are ET 8:00 PM C- 113 min shorts compilation Cartoons of Winsor McCay, The (2014) Animated compilation: Gertie the Dinosaur (1914), Little Nemo (1911), How a Mosquito Operates (1912), The Sinking of the Lusitania (1918), Bug Vaudeville (1921), The Pet (1921), The Flying House (1921), The Centaurs (1921), Gertie on Tour (1921) and Flip's Circus (1921). 9:45 PM 58 min shorts compilation 100th Anniversary of Bray Studios (2014) Animated compilation: The Artist's Dream (1913), How Animated Cartoons are Made (1919), Farmer Alfafa Sees New York (1916), The Circus (1920), The Mad Locomotive (1922), A Fitting Gift (1920), The Best Mouse Loses (1920), Colonel Heeza Liar, Detective (1923), Bobby Bump's Pup Gets the Flea-Enza (1919) and Dinky Doodle in Lost and Found (1926). widescreen close captioned 11:00 PM C- 59 min shorts compilation Animation from Van Beuren Studios (2014) Animated compilation: The Fly's Bride (1929), A Swiss Trick (1931), Silvery Moon (1933), Rough on Rats (1933), A Little Bird Told Me (1934), The Wizard of Oz (1933), The Sunshine Makers (1935) and Pastry Town Wedding (1934).

Back to the Drawing Board: Our Guide to TCM’s Classic Animation Event http://theblackmaria.org/2014/10/05/back-to-the-drawing-board-the-tcm-classic-animation-event/

ya got 'doubt' right....just keep goin' (was aiming at "Shadow of a Doubt")

Back to the Drawing Board Posted by Susan Doll http://moviemorlocks.com/2014/09/29/back-to-the-drawing-board/#more-78261

airs late Sun., 10-5 for TCM Imports 2:00 am ET 158 min drama River Called Titas, A (1973) PREMIERE Inhabitants of a Bangladeshi fishing village endure life in one of the world's most poverty-stricken areas. Dir: Ritwik Ghatak ARTICLE: http://www.tcm.com/t...A/articles.html "...captures a way of life little known in the West. Set in the Bangladeshi fishing villages along the river Titash, the film focuses on the lives of the area's working poor, showing the joys and misfortunes of their lives while also capturing the gradual effects of progress, particularly as new generations move away in search of better lives."

- frog eater - fish killer

was it any good though??

Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon ('43) next: boa constrictor

hint: look to the director

I knew you were, just joshin' wit ya next: "we thought him guilty, beyond _ ____ _ _ _____"

largely agree w/your orig. post, but recently saw The Last Exorcism (2010) and thought that worked pretty well, at least til the goofy ending.

airs late Sun., 10-5 2:00 am ET 158 min drama River Called Titas, A (1973) PREMIERE Inhabitants of a Bangladeshi fishing village endure life in one of the world's most poverty-stricken areas. Dir: Ritwik Ghatak ARTICLE: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/524051/River-Called-Titas-A/articles.html "...captures a way of life little known in the West. Set in the Bangladeshi fishing villages along the river Titash, the film focuses on the lives of the area's working poor, showing the joys and misfortunes of their lives while also capturing the gradual effects of progress, particularly as new generations move away in search of better lives."

airs late Sun., 10-5 12:00 am ET 91 min drama Blot, The (1921) Families from opposite ends of the economic scale are drawn together. Dir: Lois Weber Cast: Philip Hubbard , Margaret McWade , Claire Windsor . LEONARD MALTIN REVIEW: D: Lois Weber. Claire Windsor, Louis Calhern, Philip Hubbard, Margaret McWade, Marie Walcamp. "Earnest, humanistic account of economic barriers between the classes, spotlighting the pretty daughter (Windsor) of a grievously underpaid college professor who is courted by three men, including wealthy, spoiled student Calhern. Meanwhile, the professor's wife has trouble with her nouveau riche immigrant neighbors. Overly melodramatic at times, but still a notable work for its long-ignored director."

13 Ghosts -overacting

thanks, Karma not smart enough to be Ultimate thread's open.....

could be Diabolique ('55) see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Diaboliques_%28film%29

-In The 7 Faces of Dr. Lao, Tony Randall got credit for playing all 7 characters, but who actually played 'the Abominiable Snowman' ?