They aren’t too quick to do it because of contracts and the expense of having to purchase more servers to supply the streaming. It will continue if we the consumer allows this.īest thing TCM could do is provide it independently. So, they decide to restructure their sport package. Comcast and their Sport Providers were losing huge sums of money. Comcast had many people dump the sports package due to all the Taking a Knee and disrespect the players were showing. Much to the contrary, I believe it was highly watched. The main reason for moving it to a Sports Package was NOT that it was seldom being watched.
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And so long as TCM continues to remain loyal to its basic original format, it will also remain the best of the non-broadcast TV film channels.
#TIMELESS CLASSIC MOVIES LIST MOVIE#
But I suppose since the Independent Film Channel (IFC) and SundanceTV (formerly Sundance Channel and affiliated with actor-director-producer Robert Redford’s Sundance Film Festival) no longer shows as many films as each did at their inceptions and that longtime competitor AMC (originally American Movie Classics) is now more a mix of films and originally-produced programming, TCM must be trying to fill the void in those respects.īut TCM remains the only film channel devoted to presenting classic films without commercial interruption nearly 24/7 (the exceptions its own original film-related programming).
I am also not especially interested in the increased amount of foreign language films TCM is now presenting, I prefer a channel with only classic Hollywood films and a separate channel for foreign and indie films.
But I wonder, Sharon, while it existed did FilmStruck provide commentary about the films and their lead actors/actresses and directors before and following the films it showed, as Turner Classic Movies (TCM) does?Īctually, TCM has become somewhat obnoxious to me with its Marxist-skewed commentary by presenter Ben Mankiewicz and his feminist and “gay” cohort, instead of just sticking to the basics about the films and their actors/actresses and directors, as previous longtime presenter Robert Osborne had.
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