Showing posts with label websites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label websites. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

iCheckMovies! Movies + Lists OCD Website

PERFECT! iCheckMovies! A website that combines my obsession for movies with my compulsion to lists and categorize!

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Top 250 widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com iCM Most Favorite widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com iCM Most Checked widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Oscar winners widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com AFI 100 movies widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com NYTimes 1000 widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com National Film Registry widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com 501 Must See widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Criterion Collection widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Cahiers du cinéma 100 widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Leonard Maltin 100 widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Golden Lions widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Film-noir widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com Spaghetti Westerns widget

TCManiacs's iCheckMovies.com 100 Silent Era widget

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Honored by "Friendly Blogger Award"

Fellow classic movie blogger Ingrid Bergman Life and Films has has passed on the "Friendly Blogger Award" to me! Thanks you so much! Really means alot to this newbie to the classic movie blogosphere coming from a veteran blogger I admire. To be ranked with such superior bloggers as Alfred Hitchcock Geek, La Vie En Rose, and Classic Forever.

It will be hard to choose from so many excellent blogs I follow, but I have it narrowed down to recognizing the folowing bloggers with the "Friendly Blogger Award"
VintageMeld.com who jump started @TCManiacs as one of my first followers. His posts often correspond with the TCM movie schedule as well.
Out of the Past ~ A Classic Film Blog whose tweets I follow and post I often retweet.
Discovering Dirk Brogarde who made the discovery of this unique beautiful actor about the same time I did.
viv.and.larry.com OMG this website is just exquisitely designed and full of information.
Be sure to check out these wonderful contributors of classic film information.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Gone with the Wind | Wardrobe & Film Stills Websites

Gone with the Wind is a romantic drama and the only novel by Margaret Mitchell. The story follows Scarlett O'Hara, the daughter of a plantation owner in Georgia during and after the Civil War. It is set in Jonesboro and Atlanta during the American Civil War and Reconstruction.[1] The novel won the 1937 Pulitzer Prize and was adapted into an Academy Award-winning 1939 film of the same name. It is the only novel by Mitchell published during her lifetime, and it took her ten years to write it. The novel is one of the most popular books of all time, selling more than 30 million copies

Gone with the Wind the film has sold more tickets in the U.S. than any other film in history, and is considered a prototype of a Hollywood blockbuster. Today, it is considered one of the greatest and most popular films of all time and one of the most enduring symbols of the golden age of Hollywood. When adjusted for inflation, Gone with the Wind is the highest-grossing film of all time.


Enjoy exploring these websites for more trivia and beautiful images.
  • Gone with the Wind wardrobe
  • Gone with the Wind Film Stills
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    Who is the mysterious TCManiac?

    First, I'll tell you who I am not. I am not affiliated with TCM. I am not some superbot created by software developers. I am not being paid by TCM or anyone else to dedicate my time to tweeting. I am a real flesh and blood human being. I am a real maniac for TCM. I really do keep my TV tuned to TCM 24-7. I created the TCManiacs twitter as a result of my sincere passion for watching Turner Classic Movies.

    How I got started?
    Well, I've been a fan of TCM since its inception. As I lay flat on my back recovering from a disabling health crisis unable to do little more than watch TV and surf the internet, I found refuge watching TCM round the clock. I soon developed an obsessive habit of keeping a browser tab open for the TCM schedule and beating Robert Osbourne's introductions to finding out facts for upcoming movies. My entire day and night became defined by the TCM line-up. At the beginning of 2009 I decided to check out twitter and lucked up on some fellow TCM fans to friend. During the 31 days Oscar I decided to dedicate a twitter just to share my TCM obsession by tweeting about every movie every day of February. I was totally overwhelmed by the number of fellow TCM maniacs that became my following. Its been a WIN WIN in everyway for me. I have had the opportunity to share fun stuff with some incredible fellow classic movie lovers and bloggers. With so many followers I became committed to maintaining the twitter schedule and finding fun stuff for upcoming TCM movies.
    How may followers show appreciation?
    As I mentioned before, I am not employed by anyone nor being paid for my time maintaining tweets and blog. However, you may express your appreciation for my labor of love by dropping a token of your appreciation in the hat. Simply click the Donate button below. Any amount your heart moves you to give no matter how small will be graciously accepted.
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    Even if you decide to skip tipping the hat, please take the time to comment or send a message with your thoughts and suggestions. Send ideas on more fun stuff you would like featured. Send me links to your own classic movie websites. I just want to hear from you! Let me know what sharing my little obsession is worth to you. Every follower is priceless to me!

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