FredCDobbs

Judy Canova, Sis Hopkins, 1941 http://www.briansdriveintheater.com/judycanova.html http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0034193/

He also said, ""I think movies are getting dumber, actually. Where it used to be 50/50, now it's 3% good, 97% stupid." That means Hollywood is killing cinema. I haven't been to a movie theater in years. But if they showed classic old 35 mm prints on a big screen, I'd go once a week or more.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Uw03hS_EMY

Maybe Gort, in "The Day the Earth Stood Still"? http://www.amazon.com/Day-Earth-Stood-Still/dp/B00005JKFR/ref=cm_lmf_tit_18/105-1192991-3991660

>The thread title reminds me of "Your Show of Shows" with Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca. While you?re waiting for a thread to load, you can watch this:

>TCM will save us....... You mean Titanic Classic Movies? I don't know about you, but I'm swimming to the Carpathia.

It's all part of the global warming problem.

>Your next challenge...guess one of my movies with NO clues instead of one clue Dang! That's difficult!

"Twelve O'clock High"

"Twelve O'clock High"

This board crashed last week and everyone is having trouble getting the "Reply" feature to work. I don't know why TCM doesn't show Psycho. Maybe they can't get the rights to it, but I don't know.

ZERO! We don't need another Jane Fonda thread. Your obsessive fixation on her has caused enough trouble. Drop it. Forget it. Move on to some other topic, please.

It seems to be a little faster when I right click on "Reply", copy the url for the reply, then paste the url in the address bar above, then click on the "go" arrow.

This one's easy. It can be looked up on Google.

This one's easy. It can be looked up on Google.

metz says everything is fine with Netscape, but I use IE and I'm not going to download Netscape just for this board. I wonder.... suppose someone at TCM originally decided to use a board program that was more favorable toward Netscape, but not toward IE. Suppose the two systems are actually fighting each other? Several years ago my Windows Media Player, my Real Player, and my Quick Time player had a big fight with each other inside my computer. They would do all kinds of nasty things trying to kill each other. They ALL wanted to be my main media player, and they were DESIGNED to fight with each other and take each other down and place themselves at the top of my media player list. Every now and then one of them would ask me to make them my main media player. I really wanted all three to be of equal value, but they kept asking me to decide that they were my MAIN media player.

This website will let you search for movie titles that are playing on various channels during the next few weeks: http://www.tv-now.com/

Thanks. I made the changes and I added your name to the credits for the Dogville titles. If you want to take my list and use it, go ahead.

BINGO!! Most asked-about movies: All-Dog movie shorts (The MGM Dogville series produced from 1929-31. Titles: Hot Dog (29); College Hounds (29); So Quiet on the Canine Front (30); The Big Dog House (30); Dogway Melody (30); The Dogville Murder Case (Who Killed Rover) (31); Love Tales of Morocco (31); Two Barks Brothers (31); Trader Hound (31).) ?On Borrowed Time? ? Barrymore with death in tree ?For Heaven?s Sake? (child waiting to be born) ?The Bluebird? with Shirley Temple (children waiting to be born) ?My Six Loves? (lady finds a bunch of kids) ?If a Man Answers? (dog training manual used to train husband) ?You Never Can Tell? (man dog, lady horse) ?Bird of Paradise? (lady jumps in volcano) ?Tales of Manhattan? (stories about many people owning the same old coat) ?Kiss of Death? (man pushes old woman in wheelchair down flight of stairs) ?It Grows on Trees? (money growing on trees) "Once Upon A Time" (boy with dancing caterpillar)

Thanks for the info jon. I'll check that place out later.

I don't know the names of your films, but James Cagney was being tortured by the Nazis when the allies bombed the building he was in and killed everyone, and he was laughing as the bombs were falling. 13 Rue Madeleine http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038279/plotsummary

I think that's the movie that has "Reefer Man" in it.

>Southern Gothic script that includes suicide,alcoholism, promiscuity, murder, and a child's nightmares. It's a good thing you don't have those things up there in New York!

Sorry, but this board has crashed.

I think we've really made a big mistake in this country by abolishing the movie code, the original TV code, and the NAB code. It used to be that low class people did low class things and they lived in the low class part of town. Now quite a lot of adults and teenagers do low class things, and it's partly due to the vulgarity and profanity in the movies. There is more cussin' in the movies, on cable TV, and broadcast TV, than I hear in real life. The only cussin' I've heard in real life during the past 10 or so years came from me and my neighbor. The local people where I live no don't cuss. Then I go to a movie or turn on regular TV, and there everybody is cussin'. I don't like it. If I want low class stuff in my life, I can move to a Mexican border town. Message was edited by: FredCDobbs