Movies on TCM

[LordMudd]

Frankenstein vs the Wolfman was on yesterday, Dr. Jeykl and Mr. Hyde this morning, and Dracula 2000 with Jeri Ryan was on another channel.


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[YoungOnce]

My daughters said, "dad... Why are you always watching black and white movies?"

[Mikey]

TCM needs longer Ben Mankiewicz spots.

Love his history and trivia before and after movies

[jacoblb]

I need to see that Dr. Jeykl & Mr. Hyde movie because of my Bergman crush. One of the few films of hers I haven't seen.

[Falstaff13]

You know, I'm not as fond of Mankiewicz as I was of Robert Osborne. Sometimes he comes across as a little smug to me, and I've noticed TCM has him repeat things (before and after a movie, he might share the same anecdote, whereas they used to offer different insights).

[Mikey]

Mankiewicz has movie-making in his blood and DNA

He probably could do hour spots if TCM let him.

[phil]

Mankiewicz has movie-making in his blood and DNA

He probably could do hour spots if TCM let him.

Beside his family background, the guy genuinely loves movies.

[Makernaut]

TCM is great and has been for years. Nothing better than having some time to sit down and watch something when TCM is airing an old favorite. I like the way they curate movies and have a run of movies that are linked somehow.

[TrekStar]

I thought for sure, TCM would show The Longest Day, on the anniversary of the invasion, but they never did,
a bit disappointed, great movie with an all star cast. Well maybe next year since that would be the 75th anniversary.

[Makernaut]

Has anyone tried their streaming channel, Filmstruck? There is an option for the TCM movies and the Criterion Collection for $10.99 a month and I have been thinking about giving it a try. I miss the days when IFC had "Samurai Saturday" and the Criterion Collection has many of those films.

[glimpy]

I love TCM. Besides horror movies they also show a tremendous amount of Marx Brothers, Bowery Boys, Laurel and Hardy etc.