I wanted to share this with you all!!!

MelodyL · 10-25-2007, 06:19 PM

I just came home from the laundromat and I found Alan on the computer watching Mel Gibson's Apocalypto. I said "how on earth are you watching this??" and he said "I found this great site, you can watch all old tv shows and movies for free?" I said 'get out of here??"

Now we used to go on tvlinks.com which was a website from the United Kingdom, and they showed all the old tv shows (from the USA, not just from England), and they had EVERYTHING. Well, they just took down that site.

So Alan was poking around and he found this website:

http://www.boxsweeper.com/index.htm

Well, I went there, clicked on Movies, and lo and behold, Transformers is on there, and Die Hard 4 is on there and almost every movie I've heard of is on there!!!

You have to download their player (whatever that is), so he did and he's been watching movies.

I cannot believe this is possible. Is this on the level? We can actually watch these movies for free???

Somebody take a look and let me know what you think okay?

Thanks,

Melody

MelodyL · 10-25-2007, 10:02 PM

Well, you will never guess what I just finished watching.

THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW. From 1964. I just saw Bobby Rydell, Elvis, The Animals, Connie Francis, Topo Gigio, Sly and the Family Stone, Creedence Clearwater, and Janis Joplin. I can't type all the names because that would take me all night.
All I did was go to the website, click on tv shows and they show the Alphabet. I chose E. There was Ed Sullivan Show. I clicked on it. And I went straight back 44 years ago.

I am in absolute heaven. Who knew that somebody would put up all the video from way back when?? And Nancy Sinatra just sang "These Boots are Made for Walking"

I wonder what tv show I'll decide to watch next time. It's raining and cold so it's a perfect time to do this.

I have all Winter.

My goodness, AND ALL THE MOVIES IT SHOWS.

They show the movies in various parts. Like Part 1, Part 2. Oh my goodness, if any of you are bored or having some time, and you want to go way back in time and have a ball, this is the website for you.

I mean, for goodness sake, The Ed Sullivan Show???? I watched this 50 years ago.

I am a happy camper tonight.

Mel