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Date Posted: 23:24:18 12/06/12 Thu
Author: JJ Ronda
Subject: The movie "Remember the Night"

Several months back I posted something about the 1940 movie "Remember the Night" starring Barbara Stanwyck and a very young Fred MacMurray. This movie was what the JAG ep "Answered Prayers" was based on (with a different ending, of course). Well, since it is now the Christmas season, it is finally on TV again. TCM will air it at 9:45 Wednesday night. So set your DVR if you like feel-good, romantic movies. Besides, I think it's interesting to see how much they pulled from the movie when they wrote the JAG ep.

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[> I managed to see the movie after you made the comment about the JAg tie in. It is a good movie, worth watching again, of course will have to watch Answered Prayers again to do a comparison! -- usmgrad, 08:58:34 12/07/12 Fri [1]


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[> I saw that and ive already set my DVR! -- mkim, 09:36:04 12/07/12 Fri [1]


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[> [> Don't have a dvr, are they worth it? -- usmgrad, 13:41:54 12/07/12 Fri [1]


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[> [> [> I think so, you dont have to plan what you do around your favorite shows. Also, I have Xfinity, which means if I do miss my favorites, most of them can be seen through that. Downton Abbey is gearing up and I cant stand the thought of missing a minute. BTW, usmgrad...Have you read Vince Flynn's latest?? -- mkim, 18:41:22 12/07/12 Fri [1]


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[> [> [> [> Waiting for my turn from the library. I'm re-reading Pursuit of Honor while I wait . He's got another one coming out in May -- usmgrad, 21:23:56 12/07/12 Fri [1]


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[> [> [> Absolutely worth it! Inside -- JJ Ronda, 21:03:28 12/07/12 Fri [1]

I can't imagine life without my TiVos! I just tell it what shows I want to watch, and it records them every time they come on, so I never miss anything. When I'm ready to watch a show, I just go to my list and select it. And if I have several eps of a particular show in there, it groups them all into a folder with the show's title as the name.

And then there's the ability to rewind and fast forward. If you didn't understand what someone said, you can just rewind it - even if it is live. And if you are watching something you already recorded, or if you are watching live but you rewound and are now "behind" the live broadcast, you can fast-forward through the commercials in order to catch up. It's awesome!

I can't speak for the cable company DVRs, but we have had multiple TiVos for years and they are super easy to program. The software is very intuitive. I don't think I have ever had to refer to a manual.


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[> [> [> [> Good to know will have to put it on my list, I'm tired of missing Scandal and Castle, definitely dont want ot miss Downton Abbey -- usmgrad, 21:27:16 12/07/12 Fri [1]


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[> r we talking next wednesday the 12th? -- chris k, 00:05:03 12/08/12 Sat [1]


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[> [> Yes. -- JJ Ronda, 19:36:55 12/08/12 Sat [1]


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[> [> BTW Chris, Inside -- JJ Ronda, 19:40:21 12/08/12 Sat [1]

I know how you only like happy endings (I'm the same way). I will tell you that since this is primarily a romantic drama, yes it has a happy ending. However, in regards to her sentence (she starts out as a thief, just like the JAG ep), that part is left ambiguous. Just thought I'd warn you to not get to caught up in the legal side of it, because that is not really the main point of the movie.


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[> [> [> LOL - my reputation preceeds me - : ) - I'm okay with some of the older movies- One of my favorite Barbara Stanwyck movies which has an odd 'happy ending' is No Man Of Her Own - I'm looking forward to seeing this one - Another tart is recording it for me since I don't get that channel -- chris k, 19:50:58 12/09/12 Sun [1]


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[> [> [> [> You don't get TCM? How sad! That's my favorite channel! It's soooo much better than AMC because it actually plays classic old movies, unlike AMC that often plays movies that just came out a few years ago. -- JJ Ronda, 22:46:21 12/09/12 Sun [1]


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[> [> [> [> [> amc used to play interesting old movies way back in the day when they were commercial free - One of my favorites was with Monty Wooly called the pied piper - set in WW2 it had a young roddy mcdowell and natalie wood -- chris k, 23:50:26 12/10/12 Mon [1]


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[> According to "Can I Stream It", it's not available on any online streaming service, so if you want it, you better catch it this week! (it's only available to purchase) -- The Chief ( use "canistream.it" to search for movies and tv online!), 19:05:54 12/09/12 Sun [1]


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