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The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case

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I have both set to record.

I have rewatched two Ealing comedies recently- The Lavender Hill Mob and Passport to Pimlico. I hate to drag in current events but can anyone else see a similarity between Passport to Pimlico and current goings on in Gaza? The residents of Pimlico neighborhood wish to become independent based on an ...

I liked the Karloff B movie last week. Agree with you about the cartoons. Don’t care for them but love the travelogues.

The Night Visitor (Liv Ullmann and her husband believe the imprisoned Von sydow is sneaking out of jail to get them but everyone else calls them paranoid)

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Rene Descartes in Rossellini’s Descartes (1974)

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If they showed Vietnam movies there would be so many asking why they’re showing newer movies. There is no pleasing people. True, however I have noticed TCM showing a lot of post-studio era films of late, and not that I think there's any problem with that. And now for one more comment about that sor...

There are older Vietnam war movies, such as China Gate (1957), Flame over Vietnam (1957) and The Quiet American (1958). 1978's Go Tell the Spartans (Burt Lancaster) is one of my favorites. TCM is also showing a goodly number of fairly recent movies of all types these days, so going back to the 80's...

If they showed Vietnam movies there would be so many asking why they’re showing newer movies. There is no pleasing people.

Z (1969) - a fictional one based on 1960s era Greece but shot in Algeria

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Just saw a new promo for Noir Alley (as if they didn't have enough of them) -- with Eddie Muller wearing some kind of 1940's camel hair coat, walking the streets of Frisco looking "tough". So silly and frankly tiresome already imo. Forgive my ignorance on these matters, but don't all thes...

Here is a sample clip of the film’s quality. The entire thing is almost shot for shot a remake.

The Merry Widow (1934) Ernst Lubitsch, USA- This is the French language version of the famous American musical film. Besides the main stars, Chevalier and Macdonald the rest of the supporting cast has been replaced with French actors. Edward Everett Horton is replaced by the pudgier, balding though ...

James Joseph Dresnok in literally any of the bad guy roles he played in anti-American propaganda movies

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