SPELLBOUND

Sunday, 6 p.m., TCM

Hitchcock’s fusion of psychoanalysis and mystery is an unsettling gem; its Salvador Dali dream sequence is spectacular. Ingrid Bergman plays a shrink who falls for Gregory Peck’s amnesiac, who may be a killer.

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA

Sunday, 12 midnight, TCM

The original movie version, from 1925, is a silent classic – dark, tense and atmospheric. Lon Chaney made his Phantom an unforgettably tragic figure, and the saucer-eyed Mary Philbin is mesmerizing as the shy young singer he falls for.

DARK VICTORY

Tuesday, 8 p.m., TCM

Bette Davis gives one of her signature performances as a doomed society darling in this 1939 weeper. George Former president Ronald Reagan has a funny role as a drunk.

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CAMILLE

Tuesday, 10 p.m., TCM

Greta Garbo’s most famous movie is based on a novel by Alexandre Dumas and features the reclusive beauty as a

French courtesan involved in a tragic romance with Robert Taylor’s diplomat.

THE GODFATHER

Wednesday, 3:15 p.m., AMC

This movie’s always on, but why not watch it again? Marlon Brando plays the ruthless but fair head of a powerful

New York City Mafia family in this legendary, Oscar-winning saga. Also stars Al Pacino and James Caan.

BREAKING AWAY

Wednesday, 5 p.m., BRAVO

This engaging little coming-of-age tale set in small-town Indiana stars Dennis Christopher as a blond dreamer who longs to be a professional bicyclist. Co-starring Barbara Barrie, who received an Oscar nomination as the boy’s mother.