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It will be on late night cable in about 4 months.
Saw this on cable and the information page said something about a "mutant bear", so immediately I knew I had to watch it.
Like the chicken, forced to be "programmed" by a wall of televisions, we are all stuck with the billions of programs our monopolistic cable providers choose for us.
However despite the introduction of plentiful eye candy as an additional attraction by film makers such as Russ Meyer and Andy Sidalis, the true B movies proved unable to survive the competition of cable television.
I watched this movie one night on cable.
I am English and watched the film on a cable channel that showed the film with no commerical breaks stating how the entire affair of the apocalypse was totally fictitious.
I just saw this movie for the first time on cable and absolutely loved it!
I don't own the DVD (yet), but have seen this documentary on cable several times.
Like so many movies I see this one just popped up on one of the many cable movie channels in which I subscribe.
This movie left me with the urge to get a pro-rata refund from my local cable company.
So if you haven't seen this give it a watch it shows from time to time on cable.
This film was a disappointment, my cable provider described it as a witty comedy, but it was awful.
ok maybe not really but it sure felt like it the first 60 or 70 times i saw it as a kid on cable i loved this movie cause it was so freakin funny i watched it over and over and over again laughing myself hysterical every time and then when i saw it like 15 years later i laughed so hard i broke a rib laughing ok maybe not really but it sure felt like it ya know what i'm sayin
I recently watched this movie on cable.
I picked up cable -- it's as lousy as I remember with the same B-movies you would expect, but with 355 channels now instead of 99.
Happened upon "Dark City" on cable TV in the wee hours as I was about to go to sleep -- and right from the start, I was mesmerized by this amazingly brilliant, darkly thrilling, gothically mysterious excursion into the labyrinthine nature of existence.
To begin with the overuse of point of view shots becomes absurd too quickly; dog POV, push-up POV, telephone cable POV, fan POV, behind bats teeth POV.
Everytime I've caught it on cable over the years I've never been able to stop watching it.
I saw this film first soon after it came to cable and before I knew much about Jennifer Jason-Leigh or had come to appreciate the power this amazing young actress can exude in the careful and often understated nuances she brings to her craft.
Since then I have caught Sea of Love about a dozen times on cable and still to this day enjoy the thrilling drama.
Sea of Love doesn't get the respect it deserves still it airs on cable but watch this on a dark and rainy night alone or day for that matter and feel the thrills and suspense of this steaming thriller you would see it's one of the best films around I don't see who would or could dislike this so take a swim in the sea of love!
I saw this film on cable not long after its release and remember enjoying it.
The fact that I paid $18 for this video makes my disappointment all the more bitter; had I seen it on cable it wouldn't have stung so sharply.
I suggest to all our readers and commentators on here--Do what I do--make your own movies and show them on public access cable channels in your area!
I have just recently stumbled across this movie on a cable TV channel here in Thailand.
Finally, it occurred to me that it probably showed up from time to time on the Fox Movie Channel; so, not having it on my cable system, I started buying the monthly satellite programming guides, and when it came up in the rotation on FMC, I had a friend tape it for me.
Save this one for cable.
This movie is not even worth watching on DVD, let alone on basic cable.
I am surprised that the movie was recently shown on "Lifetime (Original)" on Cox cable,if I am correct?
As I write this, Dennis the Menace is running on cable in the background.
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