Blogs about: Billy Wilder

Looking Backward: Ace in the Hole (1951) & Second Looks Friday

baldmanwithacowlick wrote 5 days ago: I felt like this for most of the movie. But in a good way. Woof. The Darkness. I understand entirely … more →

Tags: Looking Backward, classic film, TCM, second looks, ace in the hole, Kirk Douglas

...veritable

Veronica Bazydlo wrote 5 days ago: The Lost Weekend (1945) Dir. Billy Wilder (spoilers) What is your greatest fear? What things crawl i … more →

Tags: Movies, the lost weekend, Ray Milland, phillip terry, doris dowling, Jane Wyman

A Month of Roger Ebert's Great Movies, part three

drfreex wrote 1 week ago: As a tribute to the late Roger Ebert, some members of the Letterboxd community are spending May visi … more →

Tags: Movies That Do Not Suck, alexander korda, D W Griffith, David Lean, double indemnity, Roger Ebert, The Birth of a Nation, The Bridge on the River Kwai, The thief of Bagdad

The Apartment (1960) 2 comments

timneath wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been waiting to watch this Billy Wilder classic for some time now. And the wait was defin … more →

Tags: films, apartment, C.C. Baxter, double indemnity, Fran Kubelik, fred macmurray, Jack Lemmon, Joseph LaShelle, Review

ACE IN THE HOLE

cinematicruminations wrote 1 week ago: BY ROBIN D FOX What can be said about Billy Wilder’s 1951 masterful Ace the Hole (aka The Human Inte … more →

Tags: Movie Reviews, Kirk Douglas, film noir, Noir, united states, wilder, ace in the hole, New Mexico, The Big Carnival

#12 - The Apartment (1960)

afis8 wrote 1 week ago: The Apartment (1960) In the mood for lighter fare today I opted for one of the few romantic comedies … more →

Tags: Earning my Stripes as a Cinephile, Earning My Stripes As A Cinephile, film, fred macmurray, Jack Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, The Apartment

Ten Favorite SHERLOCK HOLMES Movies

drush76 wrote 1 week ago: Below is a list of my favorite movies featuring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous fictional dete … more →

Tags: Essay, Movie Review, Alan Arkin, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Basil Rathbone, Ben Kingsley, christopher lee, Colin Blakely, James Fox

The Famous Zeppelin15 comments

dcairns wrote 2 weeks ago: We began the week with THE HINDENBURG, now we meet a film featuring a dog called “the Famous Z … more →

Tags: film, A Story of Children & Film, Emil and the Detectives, Mark Cousins, The Daily Notebook, The Forgotten

movieDate: may 8, 1927

Dave wrote 2 weeks ago: ON THIS DAY in 1927, the White Bird, with French pilots Charles Nungesser and François Coli aboard, … more →

Tags: Movies, History, James Stewart, 1957, France, 1927, Spirit of St. Louis, Nungesser and Coli, flight

Kismet10 comments

dcairns wrote 2 weeks ago: “Say, what’s the big idea?” “Kismet!” Another viewing of EASY LIVING c … more →

Tags: film, Preston Sturges, Mitchell Leisen, Ray Milland, Easy Living, jean arthur, Frank Capra, Marsha Hunt, Kid Glove Killer

My Secret Shames

H D Thompson wrote 2 weeks ago: I was lying in a bath the other night when I had a horrible epiphany – what would happen if I died? … more →

Tags: ramblings, Beyonce, blinky bill, Centre Stage, Disney, Gaga, Harper Lee, james dean, J.D Salinger

‘Don’t tell me it’s subversive to kiss a Republican’

bcstoneb444 wrote 2 weeks ago: A Foreign Affair, presented by Paramount; screenplay by Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder and Richard L … more →

Tags: Movies, A Foreign Affair (film), Berlin, marlene dietrich, movies

Sabrina - 1954

The Bogie Film Blog wrote 2 weeks ago: Your Bogie Fix:  out of 5 Bogies! Director:  Billy Wilder The Lowdown If there’s one movie that can … more →

Tags: All Movies, 4 Bogies, Humphrey Bogart, Bogie Blog, Bogart Blog, Sabrina, audrey hepburn, William Holden, John Williams

Monday Morning Writing Advice: Timely Quotes from Famous Authors

yeyeright wrote 2 weeks ago: NGC 3132: The Southern Ring NebulaImage Credit: Hubble Legacy Archive, ESA, NASA; Processing – … more →

Tags: Astronomy (2), literary freedom, Literature, new perspectives, Popular Culture, Screenwriting, Stephen King, twenty-first century, writing

Quote of the Week

Marisa wrote 2 weeks ago: GL: You got fired from your first job, didn’t you? TC: That’s right. Billy Wilder fired … more →

Tags: film, Quotes, Timothy Carey, film comment, grover lewis, Brooklyn, Kirk Douglas, ace in the hole, Columbia Studios

Movie Quote of the Day - Witness for the Prosecution, 1957 (dir. Billy Wilder)

cinemafanatic wrote 2 weeks ago: Leonard Vole: How about a cup of coffee? I’ve got a tin of coffee. Christine Helm: How much? L … more →

Tags: Movie Quote of the Day, 1957, marlene dietrich, tyrone power, Witness for the Prosecution, Agatha Christie, larry marcus, harry kurnitz

In Their Words - Sunday, May 5, 2012

Michael J wrote 2 weeks ago: “A director must be a policeman, a midwife, a psychoanalyst, a sycophant and a bastard.” -Billy Wild … more →

Tags: in their words

WAITING FOR HER (My Life As A Sexual Camel)

Zaron3 wrote 2 weeks ago: (this essay originally appeared on ThoughtCatalog) Jerry: Well, so what? You’ve gone six weeks befor … more →

Tags: ARTICLES AND ESSAYS, Love, Marilyn Monroe, One night stands, Romance, sex, sexual camel, Some Like It Hot, Tony Curtis

Witness for the Prosecution

matt@classicmovieadvocate wrote 3 weeks ago: Agatha Christie had a real knack for writing murder mysteries.  When I hear her name, I automaticall … more →

Tags: Movie, Classic Movies, classical movies, Movies, Reviews, Classics, Black and White, Movie Ratings, Ratings


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