I generally agree that SUTS is not as cool overall as year's past, and my first glance at it my thought was "this kinda sucks", but I've taken a re-look at it, and as I mentioned in my first post in this thread, I've found lots to enjoy actually. Disappointing days, yes, but there are some...

I more or less agree with all the posts, re: Alan Ladd's day. A good half of the day was pretty much just Ladd in a very small supporting role, if that. But I did look forward to seeing: THE CARPETBAGGERS, THE BADLANDERS, WHISPERING SMITH, THE BLACK KNIGHT, and 13 WEST STREET, all of which I'd not s...

Mark and Jeffrey - I sent you both updated lists last night. Please let me know if you got them! Jeffrey - I highly suspect that you are not getting all of my emails. I got an email this morning that makes it pretty clear to me that you did not get at least one of my emails yesterday. I think I sen...

Markbeckuaf: Still trying to figure if that's your name, or an anagram for something. Anyway, yes, I agree it's stretching to play Kane on Alan Ladd day, when he starred in so many movies. However, you also commented on Ray Milland not being a main star, but au contraire! The reason Ray day was not...

I'm not a big Errol Flynn fan, but will give a few films a watch I've not before, and of course, though he's only a corpse in the film, I love THE CASE OF THE CURIOUS BRIDE with my main man, Warren William! :D Are you saying your favorite Errol Flynn film of the day is when he plays a CORPSE???????...

Yeah, it's definitely a reach for Ladd's day. I kinda agree with you, but I still am happy for the day, even though a significant portion of the films aren't really films you'd typically see on a tribute to an actor's work, not his primary stuff, for the most part. But still, it allows some films to...

Upcoming, starting with today.... Some Vincent, especially a noir I haven't seen before: DANGEROUS MISSION. I'm also looking forward to watching those popcorn cruncher B's such as THE TINGLER and THE MAD MAGICIAN. :) Doris Day. Bah humbug. ;) I'm actually kinda grooving on a few films during Alan La...

pktrekgirl wrote:Yep. I have your email address!

I will send you an updated list tomorrow. I have some entries to make first.

Sounds great, thank you! I know what you mean though, it's a never ending process of adding titles, isn't it??

Take care!

^ Hi Rusty, Of course I am interested! Can you email it to me though? Then I can print it out and review it on the comfort of my sofa! :lol: I will send you a PM with my email address in it. :) Hey there pktrekgirl! I'd love to have a copy of your updated list too! I think you have my email addy, b...

Hi Rusty,

I just PM'd you with my email addy too! Thank ya!

Hope some good soul can help me with two films:
GOOD DAME (1934)
MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT (1959)
on DVD-R region 1

Glad to trade for them! Thank you!
Mark

One and all, for the very warming welcome! I'll try to be as active as I can, still making my around the board a bit. Great to be here!

Heya precoder! :) I agree re: MARTY and Borgnine, same experience for me. Until then, I dug him as the Captain of the PT-109 boat on MCHALE'S NAVY. I thought he was cool on there, but his acting range wasn't explored, naturally. I'm looking forward to other of his films on that day as well. "Ma...

Thank you for the very warm welcome!!! :D Precoder---thank you, I dig you too!!! :) I'm glad to be here, what a warm bunch of folks!! Sorry, no film revivals in my area, I'm in like "the sticks", TCM is about all I get, well....recently access to Fox Movie Channel too, which is kinda cool ...

Hi everyone, I'm glad to be here, thanks for letting me join! I'm a hardcore classic (as in "old---1910's through 1960's--and mostly black and white, B's included for sure") fanatic, and love TCM, natch. I've been active in the past on many Yahoo groups, as well as a few other forums. Only...