Skyviper Posted May 24, 2015 Posted May 24, 2015 Saw some classic war movies on TCM Yesterday (I'm expecting to see more today and Tomorrow on Monday) I missed Sergeant York good movie (I used to own that one and To Hell and Back) any way I know there are some classic war movie buffs on this site so I thought I share the line up with you. Today's line up EST 6:00 PM war Steel Helmet, The (1951) buy dvd EXPAND 7:40 PM short Cruise Of The Zaca (1952) EXPAND TCM PRIMETIME - WHAT'S ON TONIGHT: MEMORIAL DAY MARATHON 8:00 PM war Men In War (1957) EXPAND 9:52 PM short Moonshine War (Featurette), The (1970) EXPAND 10:00 PM comedy MASH (1970) buy dvd EXPAND 12:06 AM short America, Preferred (1941) EXPAND 12:15 AM silent Big Parade, The (1925) buy dvd EXPAND 3:00 AM drama Grand Illusion (1937) buy dvd EXPAND 5:00 AM war Flying Leathernecks (1951) buy dvd I hear Flying Leathernecks is good I just never get the chance to see it. Monday's Line up looks good too. I know I'll be watching the Dirty Dozen and Kelly's Heroes! (I'm getting my Popcorn Ready) Monday's Line up again all times are EST 6:45 AM war Green Berets, The (1968) buy dvd EXPAND 9:15 AM war Sand Pebbles, The (1966) buy dvd EXPAND 12:30 PM drama From Here to Eternity (1953) buy dvd EXPAND 2:45 PM war Dirty Dozen, The (1967) buy dvd EXPAND 5:30 PM war Kelly's Heroes (1970) buy dvd EXPAND TCM PRIMETIME - WHAT'S ON TONIGHT: MEMORIAL DAY MARATHON 8:00 PM war Battleground (1949) buy dvd EXPAND 10:15 PM war Patton (1970) buy dvd EXPAND 1:15 AM war Battle Of The Bulge (1965) buy dvd EXPAND 4:15 AM war Tanks Are Coming, The (1951) buy dvd All times are in EST but that's why there is NETFLIX (but for folks on budget like me then TCM with no commercials works fine too) 2 Quote
Wrench Posted May 24, 2015 Posted May 24, 2015 I'm still pissed off that the ones I really wanted to see were either in the wee hours of the morning or way too early Air Force (1943) Action in the North Atlantic 30 Seconds Over Tokyo Sahara (fortuntately, I have all but AITNA on dvd) 1 Quote
Skyviper Posted May 24, 2015 Author Posted May 24, 2015 I'm still pissed off that the ones I really wanted to see were either in the wee hours of the morning or way too early Air Force (1943) Action in the North Atlantic 30 Seconds Over Tokyo Sahara (fortuntately, I have all but AITNA on dvd) I know! I feel the same way too. Battle of the Bulge I haven't seen in a while I saw the time slot last night for it couldn't believe it. That movie should have been the one that played in the afternoon. But I have the day off tomorrow and there are movies I'll be watching back to back. the Dirty Dozen and Kelly's Heroes. And because I'm already up before the risin' sun I might catch the Flying Leathernecks. Never really got to watch that one in full or in a decent enough segment to see if I wanted to buy it or something. Quote
+pcpilot Posted May 25, 2015 Posted May 25, 2015 (edited) I got lucky a few months ago and got a double feature DVD with Kellys' heroes AND Dirty Dozen. How lucky is that? It was in the $5 bin at Walmart, lol. Watched them both twice now. Guess that would be a good choice for Memorial day too... :) Edited May 28, 2015 by pcpilot Quote
Skyviper Posted May 25, 2015 Author Posted May 25, 2015 oh man that is awesome! Good for you. I'd go to Wal-Mart to try my chances ... but it being memorial day and all screw it. Clarification for those that don't know Wal-Mart is the WORST place to go during ANY holidays. Especially in a small town like mine which means everyone's mother brother sister aunt uncle and friend of the family will be there. Quote
Wrench Posted May 25, 2015 Posted May 25, 2015 ....and their dogs, too!! I always thought it was pronounced as "The Wal-mart"?? (wife has relatives in the south, and that's how they say it) Quote
JediMaster Posted May 27, 2015 Posted May 27, 2015 I'm still pissed off that the ones I really wanted to see were either in the wee hours of the morning or way too early Air Force (1943) Action in the North Atlantic 30 Seconds Over Tokyo Sahara (fortuntately, I have all but AITNA on dvd) I have three letters for you: DVR. If those are too new tech, I have another three that work just as well: VCR! Quote
Skyviper Posted May 27, 2015 Author Posted May 27, 2015 I have three letters for you: DVR. If those are too new tech, I have another three that work just as well: VCR! I don't know. Is DVR really worth it though? I'm one of those people that when I get stuff like there is nothing good to record. Like back in the day when we got HBO (or that little box that you had to hook up to your TV to get the extra channels) as soon as we'd get that ... nothing good ever came on. Though the VCR method I forgot about! ....and their dogs, too!! I always thought it was pronounced as "The Wal-mart"?? (wife has relatives in the south, and that's how they say it) Yep and their dogs. Quote
JediMaster Posted May 29, 2015 Posted May 29, 2015 I get my DVR from the cable company for just a few dollars more than the non-DVR box. It is SO worth it. With a VCR, you had to know when something was coming on and what channel and make sure the tape had enough room blah blah blah. With the DVR, you look at the guide, see it, click the button, it records it and you watch it when you want later. Easy. Never had a 3rd party model like Tivo or whatever, so I can't speak to them. Quote
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