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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 270884" data-attributes="member: 5079">Stanwyck is one of my favorites, preferring her over Hepburn, Crawford or Davis.&nbsp; I&#039;m particularly fond of her in comedy (THE LADY EVE; BALL OF FIRE).&nbsp; But not every performer &#039;clicks&#039; with everyone.&nbsp; I&#039;m fairly ambivalent about Bette Davis and Liz Taylor, which other classic movie fans are often aghast about.Depending on your accessibility to theaters, both distance and quarantine, I highly recommend the experience.&nbsp; Fathom Events hosts TCM Big Screen Classics at least monthly.&nbsp; Through the years, I&#039;ve seen SOME LIKE IT HOT; KING KONG; THE WIZARD OF OZ;&nbsp; A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE; IT&#039;S A WONDERFUL LIFE; WHITE CHRISTMAS; MIRACLE ON 34th STREET; and 5 episodes of I LOVE LUCY.&nbsp; Seeing these classic films (and TV show) on a big screen with an audience is a great experience.I switched to digital nearly a decade ago.&nbsp; Not physically owning the item is a drawback, but also a benefit.&nbsp; I have 570 movies in my classic collection alone.&nbsp; I&#039;d hate to think how cluttered my place would be if those were all DVDs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 270884, member: 5079"] Stanwyck is one of my favorites, preferring her over Hepburn, Crawford or Davis. I'm particularly fond of her in comedy (THE LADY EVE; BALL OF FIRE). But not every performer 'clicks' with everyone. I'm fairly ambivalent about Bette Davis and Liz Taylor, which other classic movie fans are often aghast about. Depending on your accessibility to theaters, both distance and quarantine, I highly recommend the experience. Fathom Events hosts TCM Big Screen Classics at least monthly. Through the years, I've seen SOME LIKE IT HOT; KING KONG; THE WIZARD OF OZ; A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE; IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE; WHITE CHRISTMAS; MIRACLE ON 34th STREET; and 5 episodes of I LOVE LUCY. Seeing these classic films (and TV show) on a big screen with an audience is a great experience. I switched to digital nearly a decade ago. Not physically owning the item is a drawback, but also a benefit. I have 570 movies in my classic collection alone. I'd hate to think how cluttered my place would be if those were all DVDs. [/QUOTE]

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