tcm alert thread (Jun '23 - tcm alert: dead)

it might be resnais's strangest film, and that is /really/ saying something.

Haven't watched in 20 some odd years myself so recorded this morning. Will keep an eye out for teh comedy.

Marx Brothers all night long starting at 8pm EST:
http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article/1054507%7C0/Marx-Brothers-Marathon-1-1.html

also this:
http://moviemorlocks.com/2014/12/31/this-week-on-tcm-underground-nothing-lasts-forever-1984/

Will give it a look-see thanks.

Never heard of that, thanks! "La Dolce Gilda" replays in my headbox more often than seems likely.

And here it is, for the moment! Also for 3'34", which might be all of it, don't remember:

http://vimeo.com/48286686

Yow, that flickering/in and out of synch w dialogue def not in the original, but you'll get the idea (and it is complete)

Just a reminder...Nothing Lasts Forever starts in about half an hour.

kurosawa's the Idiot in the wee hours:
http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/78942/Hakuchi/articles.html

Arthur Penn's The Chase late tonight, for those of us who are curious as to why Robin Wood devoted a whole chapter to it in Hollywood From Vietnam to Reagan.

http://www.avclub.com/article/tcm-premiering-fully-restored-extremely-rare-harry-214248

xp I couldn't get into 'the chase' at all

also I dvr'd 'Umberto D.' a while back off tcm -- was hard to figure out having never seen it before, they showed the last :30 mins (so last reel?) first! "FINE came up & it then continued after fading out & I was like damn, this shit is experimental! anyway, I still liked it p well, good flick

Arthur Penn didn't like The Chase (taken away from him in editing).

Mordy, are you into Houdini? College prof of mine wrote a major biography.

@pareene
Robert Osborne is like a 14-year-old cat I know he's going to die soon but I don't want to admit it

Heh. It's painful to watch him take a couple of steps at the beginning of an introduction.

Wow, that Bitter Tea of General Yen... so racist, yet apparently it failed on release because people were shocked by the miscegenation aspect!? Still, I'm kind of amazed by that Fu Manchu vampire erotic dream sequence.

I missed the recent runs of Baby Face but fortunately it's on their On Demand service for a few more days

They're re-running Deathdream aka Dead of Night on the 25th
http://moviemorlocks.com/2014/11/28/this-week-on-tcm-underground-deathdream-1972/

Deathdream: from the director of Porky's and A Christmas Story.

(Pretty good, unsettling movie though.)

tbf this was after Black Christmas but yeah, it's still weird (not to mention the Cassavetes cast)

it's on their On Demand service for a few more days
Watch Gaslight and Stage Fright while you are at it.

does that go to teevees or just peecees?

Was wondering myself.

i haven't checked my cable box yet, but hopefully...
i can never remember if I already saw Stage Fright or just Torn Curtain

Don't think can watch on cable, and can't stream at all if your provider is Time Warner :(

http://www.tcm.com/watchtcm/movies/
if you wanna try

Thanks, that's where I looked already and could not find TWC on the provider list. Then I saw some blog post about TWC issues with this. Good luck to others though.

orson wells every Friday this month, Too Much Johnson tonight

Too Much Johnson tonight

This was fascinating -- I hope everyone with TCM and a DVR remembered to catch it.

I did, thanks, and I agree.

"Summer of Darkness" - noirs all day Friday during June and July.
Schedule: http://i.cdn.turner.com/v5cache/TCM/2015/summerofdarkness/TCM_SummerOfDarkness_Schedule2015.pdf

Wow, The Locket AND Angel Face on the 24th. So much good stuff in that listing.

Wednesdays this month are Sterling Hayden---and tonight, at 2:45 Eastern, we get Hayden times Stanwyck (she's **50**, look out), in Crime of Passion: http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article.html?isPreview=&id=1083998|81483&name=Crime-of-Passion

Rio Bravo in a few, then some Irene Dunn and Barbara Stanwyck.

Tonight people
Next On TCM
‏@NextOnTCM

CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT (1967) Orson Welles, Jeanne Moreau, Margaret Rutherford. Dir: Orson Welles 8:00 PM ET #com

ohhhhhh

damn Margaret Rutherford's wiki is eyepoppin

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CFJ8E37UgAAQ0RR.jpg

The Nitrate Diva
‏@NitrateDiva

Barbara Stanwyck wants YOU to watch a pre-Code movie on #NationalClassicMovieDay!

ouija board eh

Night nurse

i was just talking to somebody who is similarly devoted to b stanwyck as i

forget what he said to watch next, i've only seen a few

I see David Edelstein will be hosting, or will be the guest on, the Welles program this Friday night. He's my favourite active film critic, will try catch some of that.

He's introduced all the Welles programming this month.

I don't keep up with TCM at all--sorry I missed that.

His intros and afterwords have been kinda hilariously OTT.

surm Stanwyck thread's good:
Barbara Stanwyck: An ILX Film Snobs Thread

That must mean over the top...He did a panel on the Pauline Kael biography that turned up on YouTube, and I liked him there. That's probably the only time I've seen him speak, though. (xpost)

oh thanks dow!

For any and all who check out the Summer of Darkness schedule, I'm interested in recommendations. (Nhex's upthread are noted.)

There's so many we should probably just bump this thread every Thursday

For Week 1 (6/5), I can say that Journey Into Fear is straight up gobbidge.

oooh summer of darkness. amazzing.