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The Duke vs. The Dust Bowl
Above: A WPA image of the Dust Bowl in the 1930s A certain influential Mr. Turner–no–not the estimable Ted, but Frederick Jackson Turner the American historian, once pointed out that … more →
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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) Review
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wrote 2 months ago: Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell were just fantastic as the best friends travelling from America acro … more →
The Duke vs. The Dust Bowl
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wrote 4 months ago: Above: A WPA image of the Dust Bowl in the 1930s A certain influential Mr. Turner–no–not … more →
Paradine Syndrome
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wrote 4 months ago: A virtual clone of a short from REBECCA. I must have tried to watch Hitchcock’s THE PARADINE C … more →
Miss Barbara Stanwyck
wrote 4 months ago: I’m sorry to confess that until relatively recently I knew Barbara Stanwyck mostly from her brillian … more →
Jean Arthur
wrote 5 months ago: I really hadn’t seen many of Jean Arthur’s movies until fairly recently, and there are still q … more →
Regarding Edmund Gwenn
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wrote 5 months ago: Even a casual movie watcher probably knows who Edmund Gwenn is – if not by name, then by the film MI … more →
Lured
wrote 5 months ago: Jealousy’s eyes are green my dear, don’t let yours turn that dreadful colour. You’re inc … more →
All Too Human a Father
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wrote 6 months ago: “What do you know about love? I think love is watching your child go off to school for the fir … more →
Kings Row (1942)
wrote 6 months ago: KINGS ROW (Warner Brothers) Ronald Reagan, Robert Cummings, Ann Sheridan, Betty Field, Charles Cobur … more →
The Devil and Miss Jones (1941) Sam Wood
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wrote 10 months ago: So who is the queen of screwball comedy, Carole Lombard or Jean Arthur? Arguably, it could be … more →
Robert Stack has not yet begun to fight...as John Paul Jones
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wrote 10 months ago: With all its might and main…THE HUGE..THE HUMAN…THE HEROIC STORY OF A MAN AMONG MEN! Joh … more →
The More the Merrier
wrote 11 months ago: During the ww2 housing shortage in washington two men and a woman share a single apartment and the o … more →
Jean Arthur: The Actress Nobody Knew
wrote 11 months ago: The luminous star of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Shane, and other classic films was, as the subtit … more →
Douglas Sirk, Lucille Ball & a Serial Killer
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wrote 11 months ago: That unlikely combination is just part of the quirky appeal of LURED, a 1947 mystery released by Uni … more →
Has Anybody Seen My Gal? (1952)
wrote 11 months ago: Set in the roaring twenties and with exquisitely-scrupulous period detail, this is- if you want it t … more →
The Lady Eve (1941) Preston Sturges
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wrote 11 months ago: “The Lady Eve” is one of the most intelligent, romantic, funny screwball comedies to grace the s … more →
Marilyn Monroe Special Anniversary Collection (The Seven Year Itch / Gentlemen Prefer Blondes / Niagara / River of No Return / Let's Make Love / Marilyn - The Final Days)
wrote 1 year ago: Collection Includes the following Titles: **SEVEN YEAR ITCH **GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES **NIAGARA **R … more →
Kings Row
wrote 1 year ago: It’s a quaint turn-of-the-century small town of shady streets, swimming holes and the Sunday a … more →
Monkey Business (1952)
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wrote 1 year ago: I adore Cary Grant, and Ginger Rogers? Yessir! Unfortunately, the last Cary Grant-Ginger Rogers flic … more →
