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TCM NewsVerified account @TCMPR 6h6 hours ago
Hollywood Pioneer & Filmmaker Kevin Brownlow To Receive 2nd Annual
#RobertOsborneAwardAt
#TCMFF For His Significant Contribution to Film History & Preservation.
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Mark HarrisVerified account @MarkHarrisNYC 18h18 hours ago
"Eighth Grade" ends its awards season with two big prizes for Bo Burnham:
Best New Director from the DGA, and tonight, the WGA Award for Best Original Screenplay (beating three best picture nominees!)
For a movie shut out of the Oscar race, nice going.
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A NIGHT AT THE GARDEN, nominated for the 91st Academy Awards for Best Documentary Short
"In 1939, 20,000 Americans rallied in New York's Madison Square Garden to celebrate the rise of Nazism -- an event largely forgotten from U.S. history. A NIGHT AT THE GARDEN, made entirely from archival footage filmed that night, transports audiences to this chilling gathering and shines a light on the power of demagoguery and anti-Semitism in the United States. "
Directed by Marshall Curry
For more about the rally: http://www.anightatthegarden.com
Age-restricted video (based on Community Guidelines)
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Criterion CollectionVerified account @Criterion 9h9 hours ago
Goodnight, Bruno Ganz, an actor whose empathy on-screen was always palpable & whose presence in such films as WINGS OF DESIRE will always live on in our hearts.
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New York Times WorldVerified account @nytimesworld
Bruno Ganz, the melancholy Swiss film actor who played an angel longing for the visceral joys of mortality in “Wings of Desire” and a defeated Hitler with trembling hands facing his own mortality in “Downfall,” died at his home in Zurich
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Ben MankiewiczVerified account @BenMank77 4h4 hours ago
One of the finest & most subtle actors I’ve ever seen, full of humanity even when playing a man devoid of it.
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SEARCH ain't working Again.......
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Eddie MullerVerified account @EddieMuller 17h17 hours ago
Everybody griping about the Oscars: do what I do
—go see a movie to celebrate cinema instead of watching some self-aggrandizing egomaniacal fashion-show BS.
PS: sorry,
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Velvet Buzzsaw Is Pure, Absurd, Soulless Fun
The director of Nightcrawler reunites with Jake Gyllenhaal and Rene Russo for a gleefully gory parody of the fine-art world.
"....... Gilroy’s new movie reunites the director with his Nightcrawler stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Russo. This time, they’re all making fun of the preening art scene, ......
In Velvet Buzzsaw, art and commerce aren’t merely intertwined; they’re feeding off each other in unpredictable, dismaying ways. Could it be that Gilroy has a few complaints about the state of his own industry? Swap out some of the characters’ jobs, and Velvet Buzzsaw could really be parodying any creative field, where the debut of new work made without industry interference and with unbridled passion is seen as potentially paradigm-shifting. Morf, who has grown bored of installations that feature talking robots and humming metal spheres, is inspired to investigate the primal nature of Dease’s paintings; he quickly discovers a dark history that distresses him but that only further jacks up the prices. ........
In the end, Velvet Buzzsaw is a pretty soulless piece of art about the soullessness of art; but that doesn’t mean it can’t have a little fun proving its point.
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later tonight, 2-9
12:00 AM (ET)B/W - 109 m
Nine to Five (1980)Synopsis: Recently divorced Judy Bernly takes an office job and soon becomes pals with fellow secretaries Violet Newstead and Doralee Rhodes. Their boss is male chauvinist Franklin Hart Jr., who is trying to land Doralee in bed. While smoking pot one night the women hatch a plan to take revenge on their cruel boss.
Dir: Colin Higgins Cast: Jane Fonda , Dolly Parton , Lily Tomlin , Dabney Coleman" 9 to 5 is number 74 on the American Film Institute's "100 Funniest Movies"[4] and has an 82% approval rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes "
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Bobby Rivers @BobbyRiversTV 4h4 hours ago
Please, Brad. Your first film?
Charles Chaplin, Fritz Lang, Preston Sturges. James Whale and Vittorio De Sica gave us film classics
but they were never Best Director Oscar nominees.
Nor were Barbra Streisand and Penny Marshall.
Each woman directed a Best Picture Oscar nominee.
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Page SixVerified account @PageSix
Bradley Cooper ‘embarrassed’ by Best Director Oscar snub for ‘A Star Is Born’ https://pge.sx/2DdkY8f
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18 hours ago, cmovieviewer said:
As pointed out by TikiSoo in the February schedule thread, the scheduled premiere of The Madness of King George (1994) on Feb. 9 has been replaced with Calamity Jane (1953) (not a premiere).
The sad list of February premieres that I posted previously has been updated.
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20 hours ago, Swithin said:
The Board was down last night and this morning because a GIANT ANTIMATTER SPACE BUZZARD is approaching!
The Giant Claw is On Svengoolie tomorrow, Saturday, February 2, 2019.
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FYI..........
Joel Williams @joelrwilliams1 4h4 hours ago
ICYMI: Film counts by decade airing on
@tcm in February 2019.
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Joel Williams @joelrwilliams1 4h4 hours ago
ICYMI: Film counts by decade airing on
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If you’re curious to know if your favorite movies have ever played on TCM Underground, we’ve compiled a master list of titles, all the way back from our start in 2006!
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https://letterboxd.com/mdechirico/list/tcm-underground-titles-so-far/
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If you’re curious to know if your favorite movies have ever played on TCM Underground, we’ve compiled a master list of titles, all the way back from our start in 2006!
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https://letterboxd.com/mdechirico/list/tcm-underground-titles-so-far/
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On 2/10/2018 at 12:13 PM, FloydDBarber said:
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got this today all afternoon......
so what happened??
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me too.......anyone know what happened??
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On 1/24/2019 at 5:41 PM, CinemaInternational said:
Was it just me, or looking at first glance on the TCM schedule for April, aside from a retrospective new special about Private Screenings and a few Saturday morning cartoons and possibly the Saga of Gosta Berling,
the month was completely devoid of premieres?
Geez, are they getting cheap, lazy or just complacent??
(so what's happening to all the $$ from the wine club, Backlot, festivals and Fathom showings??)
- wonder how long THIS post will last?
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On 1/24/2019 at 5:41 PM, CinemaInternational said:
Was it just me, or looking at first glance on the TCM schedule for April, aside from a retrospective new special about Private Screenings and a few Saturday morning cartoons and possibly the Saga of Gosta Berling, the month was completely devoid of premieres?
Geez, are they getting cheap, lazy or just complacent??
(so what's happening to all the $$ from the wine club, Backlot, festivals and Fathom showings??)
- wonder how long THIS post will last
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On 11/6/2018 at 3:47 PM, TopBilled said:
Looking forward to the schedule...will there be any premieres?
from 'cmovieviewer'......
"Here are the TCM premieres for the 31 Days of Oscar programming, February 1 - March 3, as determined by MovieCollectorOH’s report published on January 3:
Feb 9 - Madness of King George, The (1994)
Feb 9 - Nine to Five (1980)
Feb 13 - Under Western Stars (1938)
Feb 28 - Forever Amber (1947)
Mar 1 - Hugo (2011)
Thanks as always to MCOH!"-
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"coming up is Muller's favorite Noir, In a Lonely Place (1950). it'll be interesting to hear what he says about this flik. i thought it was a disappointment after seeing it for the first time about 10 years ago. i haven't changed my opinion since first my first view. we'll see... "
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was disappointed in his rather 'chintzy' remarks for a supposed FAV film
(maybe ran out of time, having to plug the latest TNT/Chris Pine series......?)
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Anyone else get the feeling that Oscars 2019 in particular is headed for a spectacular train wreck?
in General Discussions
Posted
The Onion’s Guide To The Oscars
"This year's crop of Oscars nominees represent the singular power of cinema to transport viewers into worlds as far-flung as fantasy African kingdoms and British palaces, demonstrating the magical ability of movies to distract viewers from their inexorable march towards the grave. Before you enjoy the glitz and glamor of Hollywood's most important night, join America's Finest News Sources to survey the artists behind these fitful diversions from human frailty and bodily collapse.......
https://www.theonion.com/s/oscars-2019?utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=SF&utm_content=Main&utm_medium=SocialMarketing