emwriterdude

What gives. . . I typed in "It's a Wonderful Life" in Suggest a Movie to find that it is NOT there? I hear its the ultimate Christmas movie, and it's not on at all?! I want to see it to. . . Unless I'm mistaken, can somebody please correct me and give me the correct date and time. . . Eric

Now, remember, I am 15, so I have not seen ANYTHING but they say my list if highly respectable for my age. I also see about 175 movies in the theatre a year, so there could be new stuff on the list. Pardon the spellings. I also have a Top 25, so enjoy. . . 1.Pulp Fiction, 1994, Quentin Tarrantino 2.Matchstick Men, 2003, Ridley Scott 3.Greed, 1924, Erich von Stroheim 4.Kill Bill, 2003-2004, Quentin Tarrantino 5.Sideways, 2004, Alexander Payne 6.Laugh, Clown, Laugh, 1928, Herbert Brenon 7.Nosferatu, 1922, F.W. Murneu 8.The Bride of Frankenstine, 1935, James Whale 9.Magnolia, 1999, P.T. Anderson 10.Life of Brian, 1979, Terry Jones 11.The Nightmare Before Christmas, 1993, Henry Selick 12.Some Like It Hot, 1959, Billy Wilder 13.The Royal Tenenbaums, 2001, Wes Anderson 14.South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut, 1999, Matt Stone & Trey Parker 15.American Beauty, 1999, Sam Mendes 16.Big Fish, 2003, Tim Burton 17.The Wizard of Oz, 1939, Victor Flemming 18.Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2004, Michael Gondry 19.The Big Lebowski, 1998, Joel Cohan 20.Taxi Driver, 1976, Martin Scourse 21.Adaptation, 2003, Spike Jonze 22.The Manchurian Candiate, 1962, John Frankenheimer 23.Being John Malkovich, 1999, Spike Jonze 24.The Ladykillers, 2004, Joel and Ethan Cohan 25.Election, 1999, Alexander Payne And the 10 Honarables in No Order Fargo, 1996, Joel Cohan The Passion of Joan of Arc, 1928, Carl Theodore Dreyer Ace of Hearts, 1916, Charles Calvert Clerks, 1994, Kevin Smith Toy Story 2, 1999, Ash Brannon and John Lasseter Ghost World, 2000, Terry Zwigoff Psycho, 1960, Alfred Hithcock Citizen Kane, 1941, Orson Welles Freaks, 1932, Tod Browning Tootsie, 1982, Sydney Pollack Hopefully, I?ll see ?M? soon, and that?ll hit one of the lists. Eric

Thanks, and I think your right, but I overslept! I was so angry at myself. I wanted to hear her voice. . .

Has anyone seen the movie "War Nurse" playing at 6:00am tomorrow? The reason I ask is because the tv guide gave it one and a half star, but ZaSu Pitts is in it, and I want to see the difference in the silent film acting and the talking movie acting, but if the movie itself is bad, I won't get up that earlier. . . I do have school. Eric

Lon Cheney!

I feel that in retrospect, it's a great thing to watch, but as your watching it, it's only good. After I watched it I thought 5 stars worthy, but I have to give it a 4 because while I was watching it, I admit, I did get a tiny bit bored. It did tone to drag a little in some chapters, but I really did like it alot.

I'm angry that everything I want to watch it at a time where I can't watch it because I'm at school. Arrg! I can't wait for 2/05 to come out. Next month we'll find out. . .

Is Greed with it's amazing four hour version, or the regular one because it's only from 6:00-8:15?

How about them showing all the Superman movies in one day?

I'm glad they are extending it for two reasons. 1) It gives something to look forward too. and 2) Watching the whole thing in one night would be an all-nighter. I have school the next day, and 2am was bad enough.

Does anybody know when the January schedule will be up?

One that I wanted to love, but only liked, was Paul Newman and Robert Redford in "The Sting." Too little happened in alot of time.

Yeah, it is. I've been wanting to see the whole thing since. . . forever and a day.

Does TCM ever show the 1902 classic "A Trip to the Moon" in between the movies? I really want to see it, and I guess since they don't list what's going on in between movies, I'l just have tobe lucky, am I right?

Will the other DVD Decision results come out on DVD eventually in 2005, or never, cause I really want to buy Greed.

Boy, it didn't feel like 4 hours. I watched it from 1:45am-6:00am one night, and at the end I was wondering where the night went. I wanted to watch it again. My number three favorite movie of all time. 1.Magnolia 2.Pulp Fiction 3.GREED 4.Matchstick Men 5.The Royal Tenenbaums

The also show popular things at times like 8:00pm, and then rare, gems are shown either late late at night or early early in the mourning. Why don't they ever show a silent movie in primetime?

The DVD decision results were a bit of a shock considering I knew that ALOT of people wanted Greed to come out on DVD. It was talked about more than every other movie that was participating in the contest. I was expecting it to come out, and was planning on it. Shows that you can't take things for granted. . . Eric

I watched "Magnolia," and I saw that Deeds was on again in November. I'll watch it then. Magnolia was a great great movie, and it blew me away. It was 3 hours long, but it was too short.

When I first starting watching TCM is was last Halloween. I was awaiting next Halloween for more horror, and this year is terrible. They keep showing the same movies. I'm very disappointed about that.

Oh, thanks for telling me. If Greed wasn't chosen, I would have been ticked off, but now that I know it'll be out, it's better. But when will we know the winners? That's what I wantto find out.

I don't know what to do. "Magnolia" is on IFC tonight at 12:30am, but "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" is at 1:30am. Which one should I watch?

I'm sure that it's the four hour restored version, because that's the version they showed on television when the voting began. Also, they are releasing ALL the movies? I didn't know that.

When do you suppose? Augest is almost over!

Same here. I want to know when the winners were annouced to see if Greed was selected, becuase I really want it ever since I watched it last month.