Posted by jeffcat on March 02, 2015 at 20:54:44 from (73.197.157.130):
TCM turner classic movies this week has two movies that I think are worth telling you folks about. Thursday at 12:15 PM is {A Matter of Life and Death} USA name was Stairway to Heaven. David Niven and Kim Hunter 1946. Great war type movie with some real twists! As you watch it and the girl in the control tower says "we are sending signals".... TURN up the volume. It scares the begabbers out of you cause you realize this guy is screwed! Big a$$ Lancaster bomber struggles. What would you do? Think back to 911 sad to say. The other is on Sunday at 12 noon. {Angels in the Outfield.} Paul Douglas plays a ball team manager and gets a lesson in being nice! A fun story with a lesson. I am going to DVD record both to share with friends. Take a look! You can find them on Wiki and IMDB.
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