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Sure, sure......

Long Live the Hud!!

An OK Hope movie from the period, but his hook up with Lucy was much funnier in Fancy Pants. Much better Damon Runyon is The Lemon Drop Kid, which has become one of our go to Christmas movies. Silver Bells plus the hilarious department store window scene.

Just FYI for Avengers fans, seasons 2 - 6 are now on Amazon Prime.

Big Trouble in Little China! Cause Ol' Jack Burton says....What the Hell.... And yes, it's not a Scheilburg but I'm going through my old Cinefex mags tonight (nostalgia).

Had a Super 8 print of this back in the day from Paramount, early 80's when they were releasing some of their features for the home market. Also bought Saturday Night Fever and Longest Yard. Still have them, although I think all my Super 8 color films have gone to red. Probably just need to...

Thank you for posting this. Much superior than the TCM 2022 in my opinion.

Any Top Whatever Number Movies are going to provoke intense reactions which I'm sure is what Variety's article is about (let's show our advertiser's more "hits" before the end of the year to justify their ad spending). I agree with some and not so much with others. I love Waiting for Guffman...

You may certainly be right. But they sure look better and more detailed than anything I've seen on MeTV or anywhere else they've played.

Both Adam-12 and Dragnet are on Amazon's FreeVee with new HD masters - best I've ever seen these shows look. Love seeing those 60's and 70's LA backgrounds in detail.

Watched National Velvet tonight on the big screen, it looked stunning, so assuming the same transfer for the recent bluray.

Quite a few classics added this month that were not on HBO Max's official list: Brigadoon National Velvet Travels with my Aunt They Died with their Boots on The World, the Flesh, and the Devil Designing Woman Love in the Afternoon a few from the 1930's I've never heard of.

Actually, some great stuff added that is not on the list! Finally some classic titles like The Pirate, Good News, tons of Harold Lloyd, Mystery of the Wax Museum, San Francisco, Waterloo Bridge, etc.

They look great, remastered in high def, on Pluto TV and Paramount+