Paul Thomas Anderson has chosen two fun ones for his Two For One movies tonight (April 20).

THE BAD NEWS BEARS (1976)
BUGSY MALONE (1976)


I own a copy of BUGSY MALONE, but I'll watch Paul Thomas Anderson's comments about the movie if it's on Watch TCM

Lucrecia Martel’s LA CIÉNAGA is airing again as part of TCM Imports. I know when it aired a few years ago some posters at the old TCM message boards commented that they found the movie boring. Not me! As soon I finished watching, I watched it again ---- which something I hardly ever do with an entir...

cmovieviewer wrote: ↑April 18th, 2024, 10:20 pm

HoldenIsHere wrote: ↑April 18th, 2024, 6:11 pm Where can you see the list of movies that are leaving Criterion Channel at the end of the month?

I couldn't find a spot with a general link, but here's one for April:

https://www.criterionchannel.com/leaving-april-30

Thank you so much!!!

Where can you see the list of movies that are leaving Criterion Channel at the end of the month?

Bronxgirl48 wrote: ↑April 18th, 2024, 5:53 pm lol, more often than not I go for a good hamburger over any cut of steak.

However, I do draw the line at Hume Cronyn.

Yeah, I'm with you on the hamburger thing.

But I would have to also go with Maxwell Caulfield for the win!

He had a lovely nude scene in Entertaining Mr. Sloane, which I saw many years ago at the Cherry Lane Theatre. https://www.chisholm-poster.com/large/CL70851.jpg Maxwell Caufield must have enjoyed removing his clothes. On the DVD set for Dynasty II: The Colbys, he admitted in an interview (filmed in ...

Which is a shame, because The Day of the Locust is one of the best films about Hollywood, and Karen Black gave an excellent performance. Among many other virtues, the film is noteworthy for Donald Sutherland's best performance. I love THE DAY OF THE LOCUST. I'm a big fan of John Schlesinger's movie...

Holden, how could I forget Girl For All Seasons??? I think I would put that one ahead of Cool Rider! Thanks, Bronnxgirl, for show GREASE 2 the love that it deserves. I do enjoy it very much, and Maxwell Caulfield was so gorgeous. Who cared if he couldn't act, lol. Indeed! Hubba hubba . . . https://...

Of film, baseball and the San Fernando Valley, I'm looking forward to the upcoming Paul Thomas Anderson discussion of "THE BAD NEWS Bears " on T C M this Saturday... Yes! I just mentioned Jackie Earle Haley in another thread. Gotta love those bad boys with freckles . . . https://clickamer...

Karen Black's moment in the sun was brief. FIVE EASY PIECES was a big hit, but when THE DAY OF THE LOCUST was a box office bomb, her career was done for. Which is a shame, because The Day of the Locust is one of the best films about Hollywood, and Karen Black gave an excellent performance. Among ma...

I thought it was rather funny that Hawks took the "worst" Hemingway novel to make into a film and then made a number of changes and then when it was remade in 1950 they stayed close to the "worst" Hemingway novel. I've seen it a number of times before. It's very well done with a...

Dear Heart where Angela Lansbury is something of a snot. The movie has a Hallmark ending before they were into TV movies. I love that movie. Just a charming little film, and Geraldine Page has one of her best parts in it. Two of my favorite Geraldine Page lines from DEAR HEART: "I love your wi...

The current reigning champions for most showings on TCM (as of March 2024): 1. Casablanca (1942) 182 2. The Philadelphia Story (1940) 178 3. Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) 173 4. Singin’ in the Rain (1952) 163 5. The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) 158 Surprisingly, North by Northwest (1959) has ‘only...

In defense of Linda Lavin, her performance on Broadway as Kate Jerome in Neil Simon's BROADWAY BOUND is legendary.

Detective Jim McLeod wrote: ↑April 16th, 2024, 10:23 am


Lettice And Lovage by Peter Shaffer. I saw the original Broadway production with Maggie Smith, one of the greatest theatrical experiences of my life.

Maggie Smith's performance in this play has become the stuff of theatrical legend!

You are truly fortunate to have gotten to see it.