show a bunch of :twisted: posts in their FB page...so it's NOT the provider, it's TCM's screw-up :oops: :headbang: too bad...was looking forward to that one :( hopefully it'll show up on watch TCM ........maybe :roll: Amazingly enough, Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid has indeed been posted to WatchTCM. T...

anyone who's trying to watch "DEAD MEN...." on TCM.... I'M SEEING THE END OF ''CARNIVAL' which shoulda ended over an hour ago?????? (I'M watching with DTV) :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :roll: :smiley_huh: Something happened with Dead Men - they had 9 minutes of blank screen before Ben...

CinemaInternational wrote: ↑May 3rd, 2024, 3:35 pm This was a United Artist title which the modern-day MGM still has the rights to, so WB does not own this title, rather Amazon, MGM's current owner holds the right so the mistake is on their end.

Thanks, TCM does have an excuse. Disappointing nonetheless.

Secrets (1933), on TCM. I've noticed a disturbing trend in a few of the movies shown on TCM lately - the adoption of a 'widescreen' stretch for what should be Academy aspect ratio films. Secrets (1933) last night is an example. What was shown: https://i.imgur.com/ZkC2wv2.png What it is supposed to ...

Thank you for the Sessue Hawakawa reference. To go along with the article, here are the films TCM has scheduled this month: 5-6 The Cheat (1915) The Dragon Painter (1919) The Tong-Man (1919) (a TCM premiere) 5-13 Tokyo Joe (1949) The Geisha Boy (1958) Daughter of the Dragon (1931) 5-20 House of Bamb...

TCM has posted an article on their website that explains a special theme for May called "The Art of Artifice," which I could try to summarize as how the movies make fictional places and stories seem real: https://www.tcm.com/articles/Programming%20Article/021901/the-art-of-artifice The Art...

The Anatole Litvak tribute includes The Long Night and The Journey. Has The Long Night ever been shown on Noir Alley? The Peter Lorre tribute includes Three Strangers and Hotel Berlin, both of which I would be happy to see again. Three Strangers also belongs on Noir Alley, as does a film scheduled ...

In the Now Playing e-mail sent today, TCM has indicated that "Fox Stars" are being featured as the Star of the Month for Tuesdays in June. Specific film titles were listed for June 4 but the rest remain TBA. The schedule documents have been updated accordingly: http://escapepress.com/tcmsc...

Fans of 50’s and 60’s sci-fi should enjoy the daytime lineup on TCM tomorrow (Wednesday, May 1). Included is the TCM premiere of the Hammer film Moon Zero Two (1969) at 11:15 AM ET https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064691/ A detailed summary (with spoilers): https://musingsofamiddleagedgeek.blog/2023/02...

When was it on last? I missed it. Haven't seen it in a couple of years. Love the apartment set, and Agnes Moorehead never looked better on screen. Dark Passage was last shown on TCM on September 30, 2023, as part of a Saturday afternoon lineup. (There were 2 other showings prior to that in 2023.) E...

Here are the TCM premieres for May, as determined by the TCM schedules database. Notes: - The dates shown are based on a programming day starting at 6 am ET and running past midnight. May 1 - Moon Zero Two (1969) May 3 - Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988) May 6 - The Tong-Man (1919) May 11 - Synecdoche,...

I just watched The Young Lions . About the ending... Do you just shoot someone coming out of the woods before you see if they are armed or not? And after you kill them, do you just leave the body there without checking for identification? These guys are just walking along the road, so it's not like ...

Let's not forget that they changed their name later on to Allied Artists. Coincidentally, TCM has scheduled a daytime theme around Allied Artists films on June 21. Here is the lineup (ET): 2024-06-21 06:30 AM It Happened on 5th Avenue (1947) 115m 2024-06-21 08:30 AM Black Gold (1947) 92m 2024-06-21...

For those who might have missed it, the Neo-Noir series on TCM was a special theme on Fridays in July, 2021. Each week Ben and Eddie would introduce and discuss three films classified as Neo-Noir. It seemed to be a joint project they had worked out together, and TCM promoted it as an offshoot of Noi...

I found this in a review for the VHS version of Bugsy Malone : "The film was released in late 1976 to positive reviews. It currently holds a score of 82% on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite the positive critical reception, Bugsy Malone was not a commercial success in the US, bringing in just over $2.7 ...