Cable in sentence

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This is the kind of movie that years from now people will catch late at night on basic cable and scare the beejesus out of themselves watching it.

I first saw this on cable in the late 70's and it truly depicted the limitations of the gay community at the time.

I caught this movie by accident on cable in the middle of it and had to rent it to see it's entirety and I'm glad I did.

My cable TV has what's called the Arts channel, which is a "catch-as-catch-can" situation sometimes, sometimes films, sometimes short clips of films or ballets, and I came into this just as the bar scene came on, where they tear up their coupons.

"The House of Games", now a freebie on cable, is worth a look for first timers and an okay rerun for Mamet fans.

Recently shown on cable tv the movie opens with a disclaimer distancing itself from any co-operation of real life persons; that in itself is an eye catcher.

I caught this treasure on digital cable this week and what a pleasant surprise it was!

A must for any punk rocker, this is the movie that made The Ramones a household name back in the early 1980's (when it first appeared on premium cable stations).

An edgy, stylish and exciting drama that received no promotion and was sent straight to VHS and cable TV--where I first saw it.

When we started watching this series on cable, I had no idea how addictive it would be.

I first saw the film when it landed on US cable a year after it came out.

I first see this film almost 21 years ago when it was an ITV (before the days of cable and satellite) Matinée.

I originally saw this very dark comedy around 2000 or so on cable TV.

I like it so well that I bought it on DVD because it just doesn't get shown very much on cable TV.

This isn't a new release, it's out on video and airs on cable almost every week.

Saw this on cable back in the early 90's and loved it.

Never saw it again until it showed up on cable again recently.

I wish this would be offered on cable more often for people to see.

I could not take my eyes off this movie when it showed up on cable.

I truly hope there is a sequel and I'll be right there to watch it on whatever cable channel does it.

Wish it come to cable soon.

I hadn't seen this film in probably 35 years, so when I recently noticed that it was going to be on television (cable) again for the first time in a very long time (it is not available on video), I made sure I didn't miss it.

Michael Oblowitz is trying to follow in his father's footsteps, but when you've got Shark-Week on cable, his introspective and dull treatment of his subjects is a constant disappointment.

Needless to say, I was very pleasantly surprised when I stumbled across "Burned at the Stake" on a U.S. cable network while I was flipping channels.

It is consistently comedic through the interaction of the two characters, as well as some funny exchanges ("We can't be dead, we have cable!").

I saw this recently on a cable channel.

If a guy takes his lady [or rents it or sees it in a cable listing] to see this film he'll be much more likely to get her to go with him to other action flicks.

I originally saw this film years ago during Cinemax Friday after dark series(back when the cable box was built like a keyboard),and it intrigued me.

I gather from reading the previous comments that this film went straight to cable.

There is such rubbish on the cable movie channels that I hit a gem with this one.

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