Lorna Miller

This year seemed very successful and I would be curious if attendance was higher as it felt like it.

The reasoning behind these initial selections is a balance between films I have never seen, favorites that I can’t wait to see again on the big screen, and the special guests expected to be in attendance.

While visually stunning with a lavish production, Wonka is at its core a heartfelt story about family and never losing hope when following one’s dreams.

The soundtrack is one of the major reasons that I love this film.

Natasha Lyonne is a charismatic force whose acting is worthy of being the focal point of the series.

I would have appreciated them even more if I wasn’t rushing through them in abject terror!

In the effort to be too many things, none of it really works.

My eleventh opportunity to cover the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood provided an opportunity to enjoy some old favorites on the big screen and discover several outstanding new films. The central theme this year was “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet: Celebrating Film Legacies.” The films were placed into ten categories: “Better than the Original,”…

I have come up with the following tentative schedule.

If you are new to the film, there is no better time to get acquainted with it.

What struck a chord with me is the main story about a woman not willing to settle for anything less than what she wants.

Each year as I leave the TCM Classic Film Festival, there are movies I wish I would have gotten to, and I feel that it goes by way too fast.

After being on COVID lockdown for over two years, people were ready to be back at the movies and living life again.

My goal is always to balance films that I have never seen along with fitting in some favorite films that I have never seen on the big screen.

What I was hoping for: a dark scary world with many twists and turns that kept me on the edge of my seat.

Each year, I seem to enjoy the TCM Film Festival more and more.

My schedule ended up changing from what I had originally planned.

What ended up being one of my favorites of the festival?

The TCM Classic Film Festival is an event that I look forward to and always enjoy. My ninth year was no different.

I try to balance my selections with films I have never seen or beloved films I haven’t seen on the big screen.

My expectation was that the movie would be magical, musical fun, and it did not disappoint.

For fans of Stephen King, I would give a slight recommendation to try it.

I am happy that it ended on such a high note but will always feel the wanting for more.

Luke Perry, Madchen Amick, Mark Consuelos, Molly Ringwald, Riverdale, Skreet Ulrich, The CW,

My eighth year of the festival was my favorite, yet I probably think that at the end every festival.

My eighth year of the festival was my favorite, yet I probably think that at the end every festival.

The World of Suzie Wong was the most bizarre film I viewed during the festival.

The festival presents moments that create a deeper appreciation for a movie as you are watching it.

The festival presents moments that create a deeper appreciation for a movie as you are watching it.

Once the stress of getting in is over, the stress of which movies to see begins.

Once the stress of getting in is over, the stress of which movies to see begins.

I enjoyed this movie so much more than the live action film.

Lily Tomlin is funny but also charming, smart, and conveys such resilience as a mom fighting for her family and her values.

Season Five continued the series’ successful formula.

A provocative, creepy and sinister version of 90210 with a murder mystery thrown in.

The soundtrack is definitely the highlight of the film

It is always with mixed emotions when I look at the schedule for the final day.

Saturday was originally scheduled to be another five-movie day but a lack of sleep and food set in.

I ended day one with a Peter Lorre film so I figured why not start day two with him as well.

The Top 7 films at what will be my seventh time attending the festival.

An extremely interesting read and even if you never cook anything from it, it is still a worthy purchase for Fannibals.

I would recommend ignoring the title and viewing it as a completely new movie featuring a dragon.

I hope anyone who watches it will gain a little more of an appreciation for this beautiful amazing country.

I can’t recommend it strongly enough.

If the story had been tightened up a little bit, this movie would have gotten a lot more attention and been more successful.

This is not your typical Stephen King tale.

Season four was unique because the last five episodes followed one story arc.

Each year, I always wonder when they will run out of great films to fill the schedule and there was no shortage again this year.

Which film “still brings tears to [her] eyes”?