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Originally posted by Mr Snappy A little off topic, but am I the only one who refuses to watch "TV" versions of great movies? How can anyone watch classics like "Blazzing Saddles" or "Animal House" on TV???? Once upon a time this was the only way to see movies after their theatrical run, but today.....come on! Originally posted by devilshalo So am I the only one that when a movie comes on broadcast tv, IF it's one of my favorites, I'll throw the dvd on instead? ;) According to my TiVo, Ferris Bueller's Day Off seems to be playing every other day on VH1 (You know, that other station that used to play music videos). |
They've played "Blazing Saddles" on the "classic old persons borring channel" as someone in my english class put it TCM
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It seems that Outbreak has been on at least once a month for a while. I remember when The Stand was on every other week also.
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Godfather (come on, how many times has it been on in the past few months, and marathons of Godfather also)
Anything TNN and TNT gets the rights to air. |
I think SciFi shows Alligator at least once every weekend.
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Beastmaster movie seems to be on about every other hour....
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I will agree that Turner Broadcasting has utterly killed The Shawshank Redemption and any value it used to have for me.
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And TNTs 24 hours of A Christmas Story over the holidays is annoying, too. Sometimes enough is enough, and 24 hours of that is ridiculous - I used to like that movie, too.
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It's a Wonderful Life
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Mrs. Doubtfire
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Anything in the TNT library
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Vegas Vacation - and I wish they played it more!
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Originally posted by devilshalo So am I the only one that when a movie comes on broadcast tv, IF it's one of my favorites, I'll throw the dvd on instead? ;) |
Airborne
Back to the Future III |
Originally posted by Calculon It's a Wonderful Life Up to the mid 90's every channel played this non-stop because the copyright had run out and it was free domain. So any channel could air it for free... and did. Over and over. However, NBC now has exclusive rights and shows it 2x... at the beginning of the Christmas season and on Christmas Eve. A movie shown twice a year is not over-played. |
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And USA's obsession with teen angst movies: Can't Hardly Wait 10 Things I Hate About You She's All That Never Been Kissed Jawbreaker |
Cast another vote for <B>The Breakfast Club</B>. So many of the films listed are relatively new, but <B>The Breakfast Club</B> was being overplayed back in the late 80s. Even now, it seems like it's on at least once a week.
Times have changed, but if you had asked this question 5 years ago, it's unlikely anything could top the replays of <B>Cobra</B> and <B>Over the Top</B>. Gotta agree on <B>Alligator</B> too. I can't believe how frequently Sci-Fi shows that. das |
Originally posted by The Cow Beastmaster movie seems to be on about every other hour.... ...especially years ago on HBO - which someone quipped, actually stood for <b>H</b>ey, <b>B</b>eastmaster's <b>O</b>n ! |
Meet The Parents has been on HBO every day since its premiere.
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Happy Gilmore, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Twister
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Paramount's decision to air The Godfather on every one of their cable channels (even VH-1) is rediculous. I'd like to watch music on VH-1, but they're in the middle of a 8 hour a day, weekend long Godfather Marathon
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Originally posted by das Monkey Cast another vote for <B>The Breakfast Club</B>. So many of the films listed are relatively new, but <B>The Breakfast Club</B> was being overplayed back in the late 80s. Even now, it seems like it's on at least once a week. Is it any good? |
Gee, surprised nobody posted ROADHOUSE, since they play it every day on TNT.
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Originally posted by The Cow Beastmaster movie seems to be on about every other hour.... I can't believe it took 30 posts for someone to stumble into the correct answer! Between HBO, Skin-a-max and the Turners the video tape would strech to the sun and back. |
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