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my chicken is infected wrote:^ Jean Cocteau's version of B&TB is an absolutely exquisite piece of filmmaking. Visually breathtaking, especially for a film made in Europe during WWII when materials were in short supply and CGI was decades off. The visual effects rival some of today's biggest CGI epics, in my humble opinion. Definitely catch it, it's worth a look or five.

Now I'm really interested.

jediliz wrote:These also have been known to air on Hallmark Channel.

I've also noticed these Disney movies popping up on Hallmark Movie Channel lately (and in HD).

Disney movies and films based off the same source material as other Disney movies on TCM in August. Disney movies in bold.

Tarzan's Fight For Life (1958), August 5th 9:00 AM EST
Tarzan's Three Challenges (1963), August 5th 10:30 AM EST
The Prince and the Pauper (1937), August 7th 2:30 PM EST
The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), August 7th 6:15 PM EST
Captain Nemo and the Underwater City (1969), August 13th 6:00 PM EST
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939), August 17th 12:00 PM EST
The Parent Trap (1961), August 17th 5:45 PM EST
Swiss Family Robinson (1960), August 22nd 8:00 PM EST
Father of the Bride (1950), August 23rd 11:45 AM EST

For jpanimation-
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) August 23rd 11:00 PM EST

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Because I remember you said once you were waiting for TCM to air it and you missed it. I thought if you hadn't seen it yet, you might want to know it's coming on this month.

UmbrellaFish wrote:For jpanimation-
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) August 23rd 11:00 PM EST

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Because I remember you said once you were waiting for TCM to air it and you missed it. I thought if you hadn't seen it yet, you might want to know it's coming on this month.

And it's definitely worth watching. Searingly memorable performances by its cast - especially Ms. Taylor and Sandy Dennis, who won well-deserved Oscars for their performances.

I hate the movie, personally, even though I respect it. A lot of talent. A lot of madness. But in the end, signifying nothing other than a giant gaping emotional black hole. It's the like the forerunner of those Lars Von Trier movies that drive people up the wall.

Hello,
Turner Classic Movies launched a high definition version of the channel, showing the same programming as its standard-definition channel.

Disney movies and films based off the same source material as other Disney movies on TCM in September. Disney movies in bold.


Pollyanna (1960), September 14th 2:00 PM EST
The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975), September 14th 4:15 PM EST
Hamlet (1948), September 16th 9:45 PM EST


So not many Disney movies this month, but there are a ton of extremely good films showing this month besides Disney, so definitely be sure to check TCM out this September!

And VIVIEN LEIGH is the September Star of the Month....I'm gonna DVR EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Disney movies and films based off the same source material as other Disney movies on TCM in October. Disney movies in bold.

Herbie Goes Bananas (1980), October 9th 12:00 PM EST
Return From Witch Mountain (1978), October 17th 6:00 PM EST
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923), October 18th 12:00 AM EST
Oliver! (1968), October 18th 8:00 PM EST
Angels in the Outfield (1951), October 26th 12:00 PM EST
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939), October 30th 8:00 PM EST

Fairly good month on TCM, especially because it's Halloween time!

Happy for both versions of THOND - I think that 1921 version is the one with Lon Chaney.

my chicken is infected wrote:Happy for both versions of THOND - I think that 1921 version is the one with Lon Chaney.

I'm sorry. I accidentally listed THOND as 1921 but the actual year is 1923. And that is the version with Chaney. I'll fix that.

I also put the incorrect time for Oliver!, but I've already changed that.

Sorry that I made all these mistakes.

Disney movies and films based off the same source material as other Disney movies on TCM in October. Disney movies in bold.

Knights of the Round Table (1953), November 5th 2:15 AM EST
The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), November 10th 7:45 AM EST
The Mark of Zorro (1920), November 11th 3:30 AM EST
The Jungle Book (1942), November 13th 1:00 PM EST
Around the World in Eighty Days (1956), November 13th 4:45 PM EST
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1970), November 14th 2:00 PM EST
Heidi (1937), November 16th 7:15 AM EST
The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975), November 16th 10:00 PM EST
Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo (1977), November 17th 4:15 AM EST
Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928), November 17th 11:45 PM EST
Heidi (1937), November 25th 2:15 AM EST

All in all, November looks like a pretty good month for TCM but next month (December) should be even better.

According to my onscreen television guide, Walt Disney and his studio will be discussed in this week's episode of "Moguls and Movie Stars: The History of Hollywood". The episode is called "Brother, Can You Spare a Dream?" and it will air tonight at 8:00 PM EST and again at 11:00 PM EST. The episode will be re-aired again next week on November 29th at 7:00 PM EST right before the next new episode.

Could anyone post it for those outside the US?

geniuswalt wrote:Could anyone post it for those outside the US?

Where do you live?

If in the UK, here's the schedule- http://www.tcmuk.tv/listings.php

If in Canada, here's the schedule- http://www.tcm.com/schedule/index.jsp?s ... ST&cid=CAN (although it looks as if they air the same movies as the US)

If in Mexico, here's the schedule- http://www.canaltcm.com/tcm-clasico/programacion/diaria

And of course a google search will bring you to whatever TCM schedule you're looking for.

Where I live TCM is not available. Otherwise I wouldn't have asked...

geniuswalt wrote:Where I live TCM is not available. Otherwise I wouldn't have asked...

In that case, I can't really help...

TCM is having a Disney marathon on December 26th:

Old Yeller (1957) (6:30am)
Pollyanna (1960) (8:00am)
The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975) (10:15am)
Swiss Family Robinson (1960) (12:00pm)
The Love Bug (1969) (2:15pm)
The Parent Trap (1961) (4:15pm)
The Age of Believing: The Disney Live Action Classics (2008) (6:30pm)
Escape to Witch Mountain (1975) (8:00pm)
Return From Witch Mountain (1978) (10:00pm)

Plus:

Never Cry Wolf (1983) at 3:45pm on the 29th

Flanger-Hanger has already posted all the Disney films for the month of December airing on TCM, but as usual, I will also include non-Disney films that are based off the same source material as other Disney films. Disney films in bold.


A Christmas Carol (1938), December 4th 9:00 AM EST
A Christmas Carol (1938), December 10th 8:00 PM EST
Scrooge (1970), December 10th 9:30 PM EST
Scrooge (1970), December 19th 12:00 PM EST
The Black Stallion (1979), December 23rd 6:00 PM EST
Scrooge (1970), December 24th 6:00 PM EST
A Christmas Carol (1938), December 25th 11:45 AM EST
Old Yeller (1957), December 26th 6:30 AM EST
Pollyanna (1960), December 26th 8:00 AM EST
The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975), December 26th 10:15 AM EST
Swiss Family Robinson (1960), December 26th 12:00 PM EST
The Love Bug (1969), December 26th 2:15 PM EST
The Parent Trap (1961), December 26th 4:15 PM EST
The Age of Believing: The Disney Live Action Classics (2008), December 26th 6:30 PM EST
Escape to Witch Mountain (1975), December 26th 8:00 PM EST
Return From Witch Mountain (1978), December 26th 10:00 PM EST

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Disney movies and films based off the same source material as other Disney movies on TCM in October. Disney movies in bold.

Camelot (1967), January 17th 10:00 PM EST
Knights of the Round Table (1963), January 18th 3:00 AM EST
Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo (1977), January 22nd 12:00 PM EST
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (1962), January 28th 6:15 AM EST

Unfortunately, there is only 1 Disney movie airing on TCM this month (and I would say it's a rather mixed bag in all areas of programming, this month, too).

I missed the Disney marathon on TCM! As Homer Simpson would say it:
D'oh!D'oh!