:roll: the networks are dying It's been this way actually for quite a while, only the coronavirus pandemic accelerated things. The main networks have been dying bit by bit ever since they started only chasing younger demographics back in the mid-90s, post Friends. ABC, ironically the network mentio...

CNN's How It Really Happened: Oscar Pistorious "My lady, it was an accident" Sure. Right. Four "accidental" gunshots . . . It could be even more outrageous. It could have been like that notorious 1980 murder case involving the Lizzie Borden of the 20th century who gave another w...

I may very well make some people angry by saying this, but I’m not 100% sold on David Suchet being that good an actor. But a lot of people love him, and physically he does resemble the character the most I rather like him in the part, but it is true that otherwise he hasn't been seen in much that a...

I recall that in the PBS version of Nile, the Lois Chiles first victim part was played by a then-unknown Emily Blunt, two years before she made a name for herself in The Devil Wears Prada, and that the Bette Davis role was played by Judy Parfitt, who was very memorable in Dolores Claiborne.

I would watch PERRY MASON a lot more consistently if there was a viewing option WITHOUT SO MANY ADS. it's on FREEVEE with ads and PARMOUNT + (unedited, I think) but with ads and some kind of weird religious-legal-family channel/Christmas movie outlet via HULU with SO. MANY. ADS. I mute them or I wa...

TUES., 5-14 11:30 pm (ET) "Breathless" (1983) 1h 40m | Action American neo-noir romantic thriller film[2] directed by Jim McBride, written by McBride and L. M. Kit Carson, and starring Richard Gere and Valérie Kaprisky. It is a remake of the 1960 French film of the same name directed by J...

This is probably not the one people will expect from this film.....

In times though of actually hating a film at the very moment it was the "it" film, there were the following: Don't Look Up/2021 (I actually used these GIFs of Elaine to voice how I felt about the film) Spenser/2021 to be fair, I don't think you were in the minority by not liking those two...

David Copperfield?

Agnes Moorehead throwing herself out the window when incriminated in Dark Passage (1947) Mia Farrow whipping out her gun, killing lover/fellow killer Simon MacCorkindale before shooting herself in the head in front of Peter Ustinov, Bette Davis, David Niven, Maggie Smith, Jack Warden, Olivia Hussey,...

Now it is 1994's turn. The next year up will be 1933. 1994 (films seen: 87) The Best 1 Quiz Show 2 The Browning Version 3 That's Entertainment! III 4 Widows' Peak 5 Crooklyn 6 Ed Wood 7 Immortal Beloved 8 Little Women 9 Tom and Viv 10 I'll Do Anything 11 Corrina, Corrina 12 Second Best 13 Don Juan D...

Ladies and gentlemen, submitted for your bad movie approval -- ONE IS A LONELY NUMBER. Kindly ignore imdb comments along the lines of "this is groundbreaking in terms of feminist cinema". Well, you know what I say to that? Horse manure!! 1972, Trish Van Devere is left high and dry by Engl...

Allhallowsday wrote: ↑May 6th, 2024, 8:48 pm MAN ON FIRE (1957)

I'm curious as to why TV Guide considers this a brilliant, 4 star film. Its not horrible, but its not very memorable either.

TCM has added a premiere for May - Separate But Equal (1991) is scheduled for 8:00 PM ET on Friday May 17. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102879/ This was originally a TV mini-series, but TCM is presenting it complete with a 3 hour+ runtime. The list of premieres posted previously has been updated. ...

HoldenIsHere wrote: ↑May 7th, 2024, 1:37 pm Just thought I would share this.

I received my first "Shut up, fag" response on X (formerly known as Twitter).

I feel honored.

Hopefully there won't be more of those instances for you.