What's on your Daily Viewing List? (1 Viewer)

[Joe Fisher]

Now that the baseball season is over (For the Yankees) and the girlfriend is not hogging the TV anymore.....

It's movie time!!!

 

[Robin9]

I watched Unfaithfully Yours last night, for the first time in many years. I originally saw this film during a Preston Sturges season at a repertory theater. I loved the film's dark humor immediately and became an instant fan of Barbara Lawrence. I was already a big fan of both Rex Harrison and Linda Darnell. Sadly, Barbara Lawrence was never given many other opportunities to show how good she could be.

I hope Schawn Belston and his magicians at Fox restore this film at some stage and provide us with a dazzling Blu-ray disc.

 

[Robert Crawford]

The Hidden (1987) on Warner Archive Blu-ray. An excellent disc and a really good low budget film.

Kelly's Heroes (1970) on iTunes HD Stream. The Panavision OAR is intact on iTunes stream, but is 1.85 on Vudu so be aware of the discrepancies.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Theremin An Electronic Odyssey on Amazon Prime

 

[Richard V]

 

[Richard V]

Man, you really take these audio commentaries seriously.

 

[Toronto Argonauts]

 

[Robert Crawford]

Hell on Frisco Bay on Warner Archive Blu-ray

In the middle of watching the HD stream of Lone Star (1996) on iTunes. I decided to buy that digital copy for $9.99 as I love this film.

 

[Dave Moritz]

Going to go see The Fly on October 30th!

 

[Robert Crawford]

Finished Lone Star then watched the UHD stream of "The Silence of the Lambs".

The Old Dark House on Blu-ray

 

[Matt Hough]

I finished Netflix's Mindhunter (interesting, complex series) and hope to get to Hell on Frisco Bay today or tomorrow.

 

[Robin9]

Today I watched the U. K. Blu-ray disc of The Blue Dahlia. I've always liked this film although I now see very clearly that it has both Raymond Chandler's strengths and weaknesses: very poor narrative logic, good dialog and interesting characterization. The reliance on co-incidence is truly feeble and weakens the film severely.

What maintains my enthusiasm for this film is Alan Ladd and the scenes of violence. Raymond Chandler was totally wrong in his famous assessment of Alan Ladd. Humphrey Bogart is a small boy's idea of a tough guy. Alan Ladd's calm, stoical, persona is much more like the real thing.

The U. K. disc is pretty good. Zone B locked of course.

Today I'll be watching T-Men and Hell On Frisco Bay.

 

[Toronto Argonauts]

I thought it was time to watch this as November 11th is approaching.

 

[Toronto Argonauts]

 

[Robert Crawford]

TCM Film Noir showing of The Strange Love of Martha Ivers

Netflix Stranger Things Season 1 & 2

 

[Dave Moritz]

October 30th,2017 Monday

The Fly
Special Guest actress Geena Davis
35mm Film Print

 

[Josh Steinberg]

Three very different films, a mix of Netflix and discs, my first time seeing each:

-It Follows
-The Big Heat
-Son Of Paleface

 

[Robin9]

Last night I watched A Scandal In Paris, one of Douglas Sirk's less celebrated films. It's a light-hearted movie about a total scoundrel, played by George Sanders, and his relationships with women, two of whom are played by Carole Landis and Signe Hasso.

 

[Matt Hough]

13 Ghosts was on TCM this afternoon which prompted me to drag out my old DVD of the film with the Illusion-O card. I'll watch that tonight.

 

[Damon Atkinson]

Just received Alien Anthology, so in the spirit of the day, I will watch the extended cut of my favorite one.

Spoiler: Not the first one

Alien 3