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Warner Gangsters Collection, Vol. 1 (The Public Enemy / White Heat / Angels with Dirty Faces / Little Caesar / The Petrified Forest / The Roaring Twenties)
The Public EnemyThe taut realistic time capsule of the Prohibition Era. James Cagney’s breakthrough role! With 2 minutes of Recovered Footage not seen in over 70 years.White Heat”Made it … more →
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I never knew this about the old "Batman" television show...
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jshady wrote 1 day ago: …but they would regularly insert guest appearances into the show in something they referred to … more →
Double Indemnity (1944)
bdsr80 wrote 4 days ago: How could I have known that murder could sometimes smell like honeysuckle? – Walter Neff On … more →
Friday, February 16, 1940
M.E. Windham wrote 1 week ago: Dear Diary, We had assembly at school this morning and the band from Boude Story Junior High School … more →
13 Favorite Gangster Movies
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filmgordon wrote 2 weeks ago: For over 80 years, Hollywood has had a delicious and decadent fascination with movie mobsters. With … more →
Barbary Coast (1935)
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Judy wrote 4 weeks ago: I’ve decided I’m going to try to write slightly shorter blog postings, as I’m so short of time these … more →
June is Old School Movie Month
mobflix wrote 1 month ago: Before Pesci, De Niro, and Pacino, there was Cagney, Bogart, and Robinson. June is Old School month … more →
WARNER BROS DOUBLE FEATURE: MOVIE REVIEW
garbonza wrote 1 month ago: THE HIDDEN HAND (1942) The curtain raiser of this Warners double feature of the war years — sh … more →
June 30th 1973
teenagerockopera wrote 2 months ago: “Work, then in evening went to see Soylent Green at ABC – damn good” Richard Fleis … more →
Happy birthday, Norman Corwin!
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playitbyear wrote 2 months ago: Play it by Ear’s Thrilling Days of Yesteryear company presents The Lux Radio Theater’s adaptation of … more →
Frida Kahlo: The Suicide of Dorothy Hale
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lisa waller rogers wrote 2 months ago: Artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo By the summer of 1938, Frida Kahlo was on her way to being disc … more →
Coming Down To Earth
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Screaming Blue Reviews wrote 2 months ago: Seven films to help you appreciate the world in which we live. It's where you live. Ernest Hemi … more →
Another Eclectic Set of Movies
Alexandra Coulter wrote 3 months ago: Larceny, Inc. (USA, 1942) A trio of hapless bank robbers buy a luggage store so they can tunnel into … more →
MOSES!
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redtreetimes wrote 3 months ago: Well, it’s the day before Easter which can only mean one thing: the annual showing of The Ten … more →
Scarlet Street (1945) Fritz Lang
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John Greco wrote 3 months ago: “They’ll be masterpieces!” Kitty March (Joan Bennett) is not one of the brightest femme fata … more →
My top black and whites
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H.N.Hernandez wrote 4 months ago: This post is in response to and in praise of Blaze Danielle’s post at http://blazedanielle.wordpress … more →
The Postman Always Rings Twice vs. Double Indemnity
the314viewer wrote 4 months ago: In 1925, Ruth Brown Snyder start an affair with Henry Judd Gray and planned to kill Snyder’s h … more →
Shots of Scots 1: You Naztee Spy
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dcairns wrote 5 months ago: That’s Alec Craig on the left, a stock Scot-for-hire in Hollywood films of the late ’30 … more →
20 (More) Actors
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Brad Wrolstad wrote 5 months ago: I didn’t forget these blokes! There had to be twenty more because I left these guys off the f … more →
Double Indemnity (1944)
Willard Smith wrote 6 months ago: DOUBLE INDEMNITY (Paramount) Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward G. Robinson. An insurance sale … more →
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