And I can't forget the dramas and comedies. So many wonderfully beautiful love stories respectfully done. In Many classics they were not ashamed to mention God, pray, love their country and be proud to live and die for our country. I don't even like current movies any longer, no morality, nothing about faith in them. It's like a history lesson with every movie. For we who are disabled and have little opportunity for outside activities, thank you for bringing it back to us so that television is not solely a vehicle for trash and misinformation!!! Yes, the Golden Age will not be found again (at least until God does housecleaning again). Otherwise.THANK YOU for a wonderful service, which provides so many enjoyable hours of clean entertainment without foul language & blatant sexual displays-amazing how Hollywood has forgotten that people can be entertained without being bombarded with the least desirable traits of mankind. We don't need it that frequently!! Sorry to see the monthly magazine go. My only complaint is that you run the monthly calendar & wine commercial ad nauseum. Really miss Robert Osborne but Ben Mankiewicz is getting better and better! Jury still out on Vasquez, but she is improving.
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LOVE the background information (wish you added for EVERY movie)!! And getting to know & recognize the wonderful character actors plus getting to see the superstars as they grew in their craft. I watch TCM almost constantly and exclusively!!! I love the old movies, particularly the ones from the thirties, forties and fifties, many of which I am seeing for the first time!! Absolutely wonderful!! I also enjoy the shorts, travel logs, even the occasional old commercials (which are the ONLY commercials I'll watch).
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*In order to access WATCH TCM, you must get TCM at home through either a cable or satellite TV package. Browse stunning, never-before-seen photos from the titles playing on TCM this month. SHORT FILMS: See some of the best classic film short subjects, many specially programmed for WATCH TCM.ĮXPLORE BONUS CONTENT: Featuring thousands of short-form clips and trailers.
Watch 2 different movies LIVE at any time, always UNCUT and COMMERCIAL FREE. TWO LIVE STREAMS: Enjoy both an East and West Coast feed of Turner Classic Movies.
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IN-DEPTH MOVIE INFORMATION: Learn more about every title with feature-length articles, cast & crew details, incredible image galleries, background information, complete synopsis and more.ĬUSTOM WATCHLIST: Add new and favorite movies to your queue to watch later. Movies are presented UNCUT and COMMERCIAL FREE. HUNDREDS OF MOVIES ON DEMAND: Our extensive library is updated each month with new titles, featuring introductions by special guests and our TCM Hosts, including Ben Mankiewicz. Experience the richly textured world of classic movies that only Turner Classic Movies can bring you. “Seven Days in May” (1964): An American military officer discovers his superiors are planning a military coup.Turner Classic Movies presents WATCH TCM, a service that lets you enjoy the best of TCM, at no additional cost with your TV subscription*. “The Bad and the Beautiful” (1953): An unscrupulous movie producer uses everyone around him in his climb to the top. “Live From the TCM Classic Film Festival: Michael Douglas” (2018): Ben Mankiewicz interviews actor/producer Michael Douglas at the 2017 TCM Classic Film Festival. “Spartacus” (1960): Enslaved gladiator Thracian Spartacus leads a rebellion of slaves against the Roman Republic. “Paths of Glory” (1958): A military lawyer comes to question the status quo when he defends three men accused of cowardice. “Lust for Life” (1956): Passionate biography of painter Vincent van Gogh, whose genius drove him mad.
“Young Man With a Horn” (1950): A young trumpet player is torn between an honest singer and a manipulative heiress. “Out of the Past” (1947): A private eye becomes the dupe of a homicidal moll.
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marshal tries to get a rustler to trial before a vengeful rancher can kill him. “Along the Great Divide” (1951): A U.S. “The Story of Three Loves” (1953): Passengers on an ocean liner recall their greatest loves. “Two Weeks in Another Town” (1962): A recovering alcoholic film director tries for a comeback in Rome. “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers” (1946): Years after a murder drove them apart, an heiress tries to win back her lost love.
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