Recent content by sitman

Sitting Pretty, 1948, with Clifton Webb as Mr. Belvedere. My mother took me, at our theater in my home town of Allison, Iowa, population about 850. Every little town had a theater back then.

I'm 80 years old, 1989 seems recent to me.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! It's older than I remembered.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! It's older than I remembered.

OK, the main story is about a woman, probably in her 20s, who, with her father/manager, travels via rail to cities in the southern US, and appears at church sponsored lectures. She claims to be a psychic and passes on messages from deceased relatives to people in the audience. Although the act...

I'm saying that, when I watched it, I recognized him as a well known actor. But I've since forgotten who he, or the other actors were. If I remembered any of them, I could look them up on IMDb and find my movie. Regarding how old the movie is, I'm guessing it was released in the last ten or so...

No, nothing like that. It takes place, as I recall, in the 30s or 40s in the US South, maybe in Louisiana.

It's in color and made fairly recently. I know that the reporter is played by a well known contemporary actor, but I'm otherwise blanking on it.

This may be an inappropriate use of this forum, but I’m trying to remember the name of a movie and am betting that someone here knows the answer. I actually have it on Blu-ray, but with a library of nearly 7000 titles, I don’t know where to look, and I don’t remember the actor, otherwise I’d go...

It's my experience that most 3D Blu-Rays come with 2D versions, or themselves can be watched as a 2D option. Regarding a 3D capable display, there are quite a few models of HD 3D projectors available that use the "active" 3D viewing method (which I believe was the case with your Panasonic, so...

I've used DVDPedia for over ten years; works very well for my library.

Pretty sure that Blu-rays are and will continue to be pressed, as was last week's Damn Yankees release. Fulfillment time from the WB Shop has slowed down considerably, and Amazon seems to give delivery windows of 4 to 6 weeks, and that's for Prime members. My best source now for WB Blu-ray...