WhitSt

I think now I remember The Tiffany when you said Sunset Strip. There was a Theater further east called The Oriental. As I recall The Vagabond was something else. They would have a double bill Thin Man. I think of the Bing Tuesday's matinees as The Vagabond's successor. http://i.ebayimg.com/14/!B(fenn!BGk~$(KGrHgoOKiQEjlLmEZt(BKcg9)ZfIg_12.JPG

> {quote:title=MovieFanLaura wrote:}{quote} > "Ah a Bing theater goer." > > I spent many, many nights during my teenage years watching old movies at the Bing, the Vagabond, and the Tiffany theaters. I can't place the _Tiffany_. What street? Only go to Bing for Tuesday matinees. Next film Lust for Life

The part about len's is interesting reading.

Ah a Bing theater goer...

The description is in the ballpark but it's set in the late 80s or 90s. and the couple who are trying the con are in their 20s. Thanks - This looks like a good one to rent.

I suggest reading the book. It's really that good and probably less than 300 pages.

> {quote:title=Bronxgirl48 wrote:}{quote} > We're getting down to BELOW FREEZING tonight. The old heater will have to be put on. 7:12PM 71oF

If you liked Man Hunt, check out another version

> {quote:title=ValentineXavier wrote:}{quote} > > {quote:title=WhitSt wrote:}{quote} > > Peeping Tom ruined him in the film industry. Check his credits after that one. > A well known truth, but it was worth it, for Peeping Tom. It was just too much ahead of its time. Stopped him from banging Deborah Kerr

Great - Thanks

> {quote:title=lzcutter wrote:}{quote} > *The film that preceded it wasn't too shabby either.* >h5. No, it wasn't, nor was the film that followed. But this is a thread dedicated to *Five Graves*. You are free to start a separate thread about the other films on TCM last night. YOu're right that one was good also.

Older (40s) rich women is dying of cancer. The younger girl caregiver tries to get her boyfriend to befriend the women and try to get in her will. Saw the trailer can't think of anything else

> {quote:title=joefilmone wrote:}{quote} > I think what the director wanted to was use the classic films style to deal with a modern issue. h5. It's a period piece check out this month Brighton Rock 1947

> {quote:title=cubswin1984 wrote:}{quote} > You hate the guy??? > > Did you ever meet him? or Mao

[? 2009 Fox Movie Channel.|http://www.foxmoviechannel.com/] If anyone spots a good one on a competing channel ...

I just hate the guy. But love some of his films.

Peeping Tom ruined him in the film industry. Check his credits after that one.

h5. Rare - seldom occurring or found : uncommon

> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote} > h5. Looking ahead to March 2010, TCM is going to be showing a bunch of Kurosawa movies, for details see "March 2010 Schedule is Up!" thread in General Discussions: > >h5. http://forums.tcm.com/jive/tcm/thread.jspa?threadID=149784 Thanks

The film that preceded it wasn't too shabby either.

> {quote:title=TriciaNY wrote:}{quote} > Rare? This used to be on ever week when I was a kid, in the Tri State area =) But I guess it is rare now! I think I liked it. I will try and catch it. I have Errol programmed. Hope it tapes. A favorite on Tom Hatten's "Family Film Festival"

h5. I could never understand why people want to own/buy a film. There's rentals everywhere and DVR and MacTheRipper

> {quote:title=ddalehall wrote:}{quote} > I enjoyed *A Matter of Life and Death*. certainly not among their very best but beautiful and moving with a, I agree, very touching performance by Ms. Jones (one of my favorites). I finally got around to seeing *A Matter of Life and Death* recently and, wow, what a great movie. speaking of Red Shoes, I am delighted that the Belcourt in Nashville is going to be screening it January 8-12. . . . I must say that *Colonel Blimp* was never my cup of tea trying to watch it at home. Until I saw it at a screening. The same can be said for *A Matter of Life and Death*

> {quote:title=hamradio wrote:}{quote} > In the future it turns out there was no need to burn books, we simply stop reading them. More books are sold now Per capita than in the past.

I posted something on the tech area on [aspect ratio|http://tinyurl.com/ygd3sr2] maybe someone has an answer. Thanks test edit aspect ratio is a link above. Why isn't it blue? Looks like a plain old underline. Is this just the way the MB are here?