The 1938 take on the classic characters is a Technicolor delight.
Here’s your chance to catch one of indie stalwart John Sayles’ under-the-radar efforts.
Dear lord, please give us the strength and courage to tear this man from limb to limb.
“Someday this country’s gonna be a fine, good place to be. Maybe it needs our bones in the ground before that time can come.”
Look out! A beautiful whale!
“Are you a swindler who must conceal his true face?”
“I never killed anybody who didn't deserve it.”
“It’s cool if you like it, it’s okay if you don’t, just decide for yourselves.”
“Lying’s the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off—but it’s better if you do.”
The filmmaker behind The World’s End and Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World programs a quadruple feature on TCM.
Spend the daylight hours with some of the late star’s most iconic films.
This is a weapon, this is a gun. This is for fighting, this is for fun.
A double-dose of Mel Brooks covers the filmmaker’s highs and lows.
There can be only one, so forget the pointless sequels and spin-offs. Okay, except the TV series. There can be only two.
More like Winged Meditation...
Be prepared to Wang Chung tonight.
Not to be confused with Kelly Reichardt’s last movie—though that’s good too—this Arthur Penn film is one of the essential noirs of the 1970s.
“You know, I want to thank you guys. You could have given us help, but you've given us so much more.”
“I’m tired of being funny.” “Me too.”
Alex Cox’s 1986 film offers a repulsive-but-poetic look at punk’s doomed lovers.
“Take it from me, Thornton Mellon. If you want to look thin, you hang out with fat people.”