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July is heating up with our Movie of the Month. "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying". Post your comments.
Hey, Classic Movies Lovers, watch our April- Movie of the Month. "How to Marry a Millionaire" http://iluvclassicmovies.com/
See the January, 2011 Movie of the Month. It's a great family classic "Freaky Friday" (1976) starring Jodie Foster.
Merry Christmas, sit back and relax today. Watch an old classic movie with your family and friends. Your friends at I Luv Classic Movies.
Our December movie of the month is a Smash! Watch "Christmas in Connecticut" (1945), and post your comments.
December's Movie of the Month is: "Christmas in Connecticut", Starring Barbara Stanwyck. Happy Holidays....http://iluvclassicmovies.com/
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" , starring Audrey Hepburn is the Movie of the Month. If you love the classics post your comments.
When the The Birds was aired on NBC-TV in the USA on 6 January 1968, it became the highest rated film shown on television up to that time.
Our Movie of the Month is Alfred Hitchcock's (The Birds). Just in time for Halloween. http://iluvclassicmovies.com/
October - Movie of the Month is ready to be viewed. Go to http://iluvclassicmovies.com/movie-club.html
Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy starred in nine films together. The last one was 1967 "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner".
September of 1961, Saturday Night at the Movies premiered on NBC with the first wide-screen comedy, How to Marry a Millionaire (1953).
If you take into account inflation in ticket price, ‘Tootsie’ made more than ‘Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone’.
"Ahoy" was the original telephone greeting, Alexander Graham Bell suggested 'ahoy' (as used in ships). I'm glad they settled on Hello.