Best TV movie?
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From 1979:
FRIENDLY FIRE
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079177/
and from 1983:
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086350/
FRIENDLY FIRE
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079177/
and from 1983:
SPECIAL BULLETIN
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086350/
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I never watch tv movies, but maybe 4 or 5 in my life...one with Kirstie Alley where she was a mother of a handicapped child..I think his name was Michael and that may have been in the title, but the rest I am hazy. It was pretty good. The other 2 I recall being quite good were:
Ted Danson in "Gulliver's Travel" (remake)
Armand Assante in "The Odyssey"
and of course the ultimates (for me at least)
"V:The Original Miniseries" &
"V:The Final Battle"
epics that will probably never be duplicated as events on network television!!
Ted Danson in "Gulliver's Travel" (remake)
Armand Assante in "The Odyssey"
and of course the ultimates (for me at least)
"V:The Original Miniseries" &
"V:The Final Battle"
epics that will probably never be duplicated as events on network television!!
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Originally posted by Shannon Nutt
Nicholas Meyer's "The Day After" was also very good...in fact, I think it's still the most-watched TV movie of all time.
Nicholas Meyer's "The Day After" was also very good...in fact, I think it's still the most-watched TV movie of all time.
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Originally posted by lwhy?
Lonesome Dove best tv movie ever imho although, you might want to consider it a mini series. It has a wonderful performance by Robert Duvall playing Gus.
Lonesome Dove best tv movie ever imho although, you might want to consider it a mini series. It has a wonderful performance by Robert Duvall playing Gus.
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That was a good one, I wish some cable channel would show it again. It seems like it was on again about 5 years ago.
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I enjoyed Door to Door quite a bit, with William H. Macy (mostly because he was so good in it).
Otherwise, most HBO fare is excellent (Angels in America). Band of Brothers and From the Earth to the Moon, even though they aren't considered TV movies but rather miniseries, feel more like "real" movies than a lot of the ones released into the theater.
Otherwise, most HBO fare is excellent (Angels in America). Band of Brothers and From the Earth to the Moon, even though they aren't considered TV movies but rather miniseries, feel more like "real" movies than a lot of the ones released into the theater.
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Originally posted by ArchibaldTuttle
i really liked 'Pirates of Silicon Valley'
i really liked 'Pirates of Silicon Valley'
And another vote for Dark Night of the Scarecrow. Also Don't go to Sleep is another favorite of mine from the early 80's.