When I was a kid growing up, there was a television channel that showed a movie every afternoon. I either was born loving movies or by watching movies every day with my mom I grew to love them. Either way, I watched countless hours of old movies while I was in my formative years. I love all types of movies and film techniques, even today computer animated films shot against green screens, but I have a real appreciation for the different era of filmmaking. Ie seen just about every movie Jimmy Cagney ever starred in, and I certain every movie Alfred Hitchcock ever directed. Ie seen so many black and white movies it a wonder I don dream in black and white, and yet, with all this modern technology that includes color saturation and high definition, there something magical about old movies for me. A lot of movies today rely on a lot of trickery ?computer generated special effects ?to punctuate a story. Back then there weren too many gadgets available to create a special effect,What If Christian Believers Can Be Delivered From Carnality, so story was everything. Some of the greatest films of all time ?Citizen Kane,beijing escort girl, Notorious, The Rope, and Casablanca ?failed or succeeded on the merits of the writing, directing, and acting alone. Some might call it a pure form of the art. It not impossible to watch old black and white movies these days. There plenty that have been released on DVD, and everyone once in a while some programming executive at one of the networks or cable outlets will throw one into the mix ?generally something everyone seen and will watch again ?like It a Wonderful Life, or Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. However, there still one cable outlet dedicated not only to showing these great classic films, but preserving them as well. Turner Classic Movies ?TCM ?is part of most programming packages, and rightfully so. Each day they show great films from a bygone era, complete with information provided by the great host, Robert Osborne. TCM also presents many relevant film series, which are designed to give viewers a sense of history and a feel for what was going on in the world at a certain time. This month on TCM you will get to enjoy a program called Twenty Years of the Film Foundation. Started my Martin Scorsese, the Film Foundation was put together to ensure that endangered classic films would be preserved. To date, the Film Foundation has preserved 525 films that otherwise would have been destroyed. This month youl be treated to four that theye saved, including The Red Shoes from 1948, Once Upon a Time in the West, The River, and Bonjour Tristesse. Do yourself a favor some evening and watch an old, classic black and white film with great stars like Cary Grant, Lucille Ball, John Garfield, Barbara Stanwyk,escort beijing, Errol Flynn, or Paulette Goddard on Turner Classic Movies. Who knows, you might just become as big a fan as me!