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The Desperadoes (1943)2 comments

timneath wrote 4 days ago: A good old-fashioned western with two of the genre’s favourite actors Randolph Scott and Glenn … more →

Tags: films, desperadoes, Edgar Buchanan, Evelyn Keyes, Glenn Ford, Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams, porter hall, Randolph Scott, Review

Stagecoach

Franz Patrick wrote 1 week ago: Stagecoach (1939) ★★★ / ★★★★ The driver of a stagecoach (Andy Devine) and a sheriff (George Bancroft … more →

Tags: "Well, I'm certainly not going through life with one ha, Dudley Nichols, John Ford, John Wayne, LOUISE PLATT, Movies, Review, Stagecoach, Thomas Mitchell

Man Without a Star (1955)

timneath wrote 1 week ago: Not the strongest or most notable of Kirk Douglas‘s westerns, yet still holding my attention t … more →

Tags: films, western, Texas, Kirk Douglas, Ranch, richard boone, Tim Neath, Review, Wyoming

Key Largo

Rubyrosa wrote 4 weeks ago: Frank McCloud (played by Humphrey Bogart) is a war veteran who arrives in Key Largo, Florida to visi … more →

Tags: Movies, Dan Seymour, Drama, Edward G. Robinson, Harry Lewis, Humphrey Bogart, John Huston, John Rodney, Lauren Bacall

Overlooked Movies: Born To Kill(1947)1 comment

Randy Johnson wrote 1 month ago: BORN TO KILL is a story of two people drawn together, one a cold-blooded killer, the other a cold-bl … more →

Tags: Movies, Lawrence Tierney, overlooked movies, Walter Slezak

Coming (AGAIN) Soon (plus, Born to Kill [1947])2 comments

Doug wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday I was all set to finally watch this but the disc was cracked and my Playstation was having … more →

Tags: Classic Films, Lawrence Tierney, film noir, Robert Wise, classic hollywood films

For the Love of Film Noir :: Murder Makes Strange Partners! (April, 1947)

WB Kelso wrote 1 month ago:         This post is part of my rehash and continuation of the For the Love of F … more →

Tags: 1940-1949, movie ads, Mystery, Thriller, Melodrama, RKO, film noir, Pat O'Brien, Wallace Ford

For the Love of Film Noir :: Two-Fisted. Hard-Boiled. Terrific. Meet the New Dick Powell! (August, 1945)

WB Kelso wrote 2 months ago:       Other Points of Interest: Second run ads for Murder, My Sweet at the Morgue. … more →

Tags: 1940-1949, movie ads, Mystery, Thriller, Raymond Chandler, RKO, film noir, Murder My Sweet, Edward Dmytryk

Fortnight Elsewhere12 comments

dcairns wrote 2 months ago: I don’t know, I thought MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: GHOST PROTOCOL was pretty good for what it was. Th … more →

Tags: film, Music, Literature, Fellini, Brad Bird, Edward G. Robinson, Vincente Minnelli, toby dammit, La Dolce Vita

movie Birthday: claire trevor

Dave wrote 2 months ago:   Born: Brooklyn, NY, March 8, 1910 Appeared in: over 60 films Real name: Claire Wemlinger Studied a … more →

Tags: Movies, History, Birthdays

Classic Hollywood Birthdays

epclassicmovienight wrote 2 months ago: Cyd Charisse, actress & dancer (1921-2008) TCM will be showing Tension in honor of Cyd’s birthda … more →

Tags: Classic Hollywood Birthdays, Cyd Charisse, PAT FLAHERTY, Louis Beavers, Eileen Herlie, Sue Ane Langdon, Lynn Redgrave

3/8: Micky, van der Beek, Cyd, Claire, and Georgy!

Nan Bauer wrote 2 months ago: Oh Micky, you’re so fine, you’re so…actually, I always thought he looked sort of l … more →

Tags: gene kelly, the monkees, micky dolenz, Last Train To Clarksville, James Van Der Beek, dawson memes, Cyd Charisse, singin in the rain, legs from another planet

The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse11 comments

Greg Ferrara wrote 2 months ago: 2013 marks the 75th anniversary of Anatole Litvak’s The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse, starring Edw … more →

Tags: Classic Films, Donald Crisp, Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson, Anatole Litvak, The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse

Awesome Adaptations: An Awesome Adaptation of a Short Story 21 comments

picturemereading wrote 2 months ago: Awesome Adaptations is a weekly bookish meme, hosted at Alisa Selene’s books blog, Picturemereading. … more →

Tags: Awesome Adaptations, Alfred Hitchcock, Rear Window, James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Cornell Woolrich, Ernest Haycock, Stagecoach, John Ford

Fabulous Films of the 1940s Blogathon: Key Largo (Huston, 1948) 32 comments

angelnumber25 wrote 3 months ago: This entry is part of The Classic Movie Blog Association’s Fabulous Films of the 1940s blogath … more →

Tags: 1940s, directors, film noir, Drama, Noir, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Edward G. Robinson, John Huston

Movie Project #2: Stagecoach [1939]27 comments

Eric @ The Warning Sign wrote 3 months ago: In what has become an annual tradition, I have decided to embark in a third round of the 50 Movies P … more →

Tags: Movies, 9/10, adventure, western, movies, Movie Reviews, Movie Project, John Ford, John Wayne

Marjorie Morningstar (1958)2 comments

ruth72 wrote 3 months ago: This film stars Gene Kelly in a rare dramatic role, and Natalie Wood, who at the time was a rising s … more →

Tags: Film Reviews, TV/Film adaptation reviews, Love, Romance, Drama, Adaptation, gene kelly, Natalie Wood, Everett Sloane

The Babe Ruth Story: A Review5 comments

verdun2 wrote 4 months ago: William Bendix getting batting tips from some extra It’s been a while since I took a look at h … more →

Tags: Baseball, Babe Ruth, Mark Koenig, William Bendix, Claire Ruth, WIlliam Frawley, Jack Dunn, the babe ruth story

Key Largo (July 31, 1948)

Adam Lounsbery wrote 4 months ago: John Huston’s Key Largo was the fourth and final film Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart made t … more →

Tags: 1948, July 1948, film noir, warner bros., Edward G. Robinson, John Huston, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, lionel barrymore


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