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Reviewing the Oldies: Along Came Jones (1945)6 comments

Teepee12 wrote 1 day ago: I love western movies. I love horses. I love to laugh. What’s better than a funny western? Not … more →

Tags: Television, Movies, Horses, media, Humor, Reviews, Nostalgia-2, Show Business, Entertainment 2

Sergeant York (Hawks, 1941) and Gentleman's Agreement (Kazan, 1947)

dcpfilm wrote 3 days ago: Not my favorite Howard Hawks film, 1941′s Sergeant York treads some familiar ground stylistica … more →

Tags: Elia Kazan, Howard Hawks, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, York, sergeant york, Hawks, german, A Girl in Every Port, Gregory Peck

The Best Picture Project - The Greatest Show On Earth (1952)

jlh3 wrote 3 days ago: Directed by Cecil B. DeMille Screenplay by Fredric M. Frank &  Barré Lyndon   &  Theodore St … more →

Tags: The Best Picture Project, Movies, academy awards, Oscar, Best Picture Project, Oscars, Citizen Kane, How green was my valley, John Ford

Late Spring by Yasujiro Ozu

sigops wrote 4 days ago: Late Spring (Banshun), is suffused with shots of toenail clippings or apple peels,  bridges between  … more →

Tags: B&W Movie, Foreign Language, Yasujiro Ozu, Noriko, Setsuko Hara, Michelangelo Antonioni, kyoto, Father, Chishû Ryû

1941-42 Conscientious Objectors and Draft Dodgers at War

lanahj wrote 4 days ago: I’d been all set to close out 1941, but Netflix foiled my plans with the dreaded “long w … more →

Tags: Music, musicals, gene kelly, Busby Berkeley, Howard Hawks, judy garland, WWI, sergeant york, For Me and My Gal

Movie Quote of the Day - Mr. Deeds Goes To Town, 1936 (dir. Frank Capra)

cinemafanatic wrote 5 days ago: Longfellow Deeds: People around here are funny. They work so hard at living they forget how to live. … more →

Tags: Movie Quote of the Day, 1936, clarence budington kelland, Frank Capra, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Robert Riskin

Howard Hawks Blogathon-Day 31 comment

Ratnakar Sadasyula wrote 6 days ago: The Howard Hawks Blogathon enters it’s  3rd day, and this time featuring posts on two of his b … more →

Tags: cary grant, Howard Hawks Blogathon, Howard Hawks

Howard Hawks in his own words24 comments

Aurora wrote 1 week ago: He averaged a film a year for forty-three years.  He left us comedy gems, legends of the old West, b … more →

Tags: Aurora's posts, Blogathon, cary grant, French Cinema, Howard Hawks, Humphrey Bogart, John Barrymore, katharine hepburn, Lauren Bacall

The AFI Top 100 Films: High Noon (#33)1 comment

jakebe wrote 1 week ago: High Noon (1952) Starring Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly and Lloyd Bridges Written by Carl Foreman (screen … more →

Tags: AFI Top 100, Better Living Through Stories, Movies, Politics, Reviews of Reviews, 1950's politics, 1952 Movies, afi top 100, communism

Classically Shitty: Rio Bravo vs. High Noon - Battle of the Most Boring Western2 comments

brikhaus wrote 1 week ago: Let’s get ready to rumbllllllllllllle! After watching two of the worst Westerns I’ve eve … more →

Tags: Classically Shitty, Movies, Dean Martin, Fred Zinneman, Grace Kelly, High Noon, Howard Hawks, John Wayne, Lloyd Bridges

Man of the West

The Movie Court wrote 2 weeks ago: DVD review from The Movie Snob. Man of the West  (B).  This 1958 Western stars Gary Cooper (High Noo … more →

Tags: Movie Reviews, DVD Reviews, Written by: The Movie Snob, Westerns, Lee J. Cobb

The Best Picture Project - Wings (1927/1928)

jlh3 wrote 2 weeks ago: Directed by William Wellman Written by Hope Loring and Louis Lighton, from a story by John Monk Saun … more →

Tags: The Best Picture Project, Michael Bay, academy awards, Buster Keaton, transformers, Best Picture Project, Oscars, Marty, Sunset Boulevard

On This Day In American History – Actor Gary Cooper Is Born

Linda Reimer wrote 2 weeks ago: Gary Cooper was born in Helena, Montana on May 7, 1901 as Frank James Cooper. Frank changed his name … more →

Tags: Southeast Steuben County Library, Corning, NY, American Library Association, Dollar General Foundation, American History, Public Library, ESL. Adult Learners of English.

5/7: Gabby, Eva, Coop, Tchaikovsky, McGavin, Brahms, a British Banker, and Nefertiri!

Nan Bauer wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s Gabby Hayes Day! Made immortal by Mel Brooks’ tribute in Blazing Saddles. Whaddaya … more →

Tags: Amar Ramasar, Anne Baxter, Balanchine, Brahms, Carl Kolchak, Darci Kistler, Darren McGavin, David Tomlinson, Eva Peron

movie Birthday: gary cooper

Dave wrote 2 weeks ago: Gary Cooper Born: May 7, 1901, Helena, Montana Once contributed: cartoons to a Helena newspaper Had … more →

Tags: Movies, History, Birthdays

The Octopus of Paris - A Sequel!

liquorbarn wrote 2 weeks ago: Yesterday’s blog mentioned a novel by Gaston Leroux; THE OCTOPUS OF PARIS. Far be it from me to sugg … more →

Tags: a company of wolves, angela carter, Babe Parilli, Eva Peron, gabby hayes, Gaston Leroux, Gene Autry, Godzilla, Honeybuzzard

Movie Quote of the Day - A Farewell to Arms, 1932 (dir. Frank Borzage)

cinemafanatic wrote 2 weeks ago: Catherine Barkley: Oh, darling. . .I’m going to die. Don’t let me die. Lieutenant Freder … more →

Tags: Movie Quote of the Day, Ernest Hemingway, 1932, oliver h.p. garrett, Frank Borzage, A Farewell To Arms, Helen Hayes, Laurence Stallings, Benjamin Glazer

Classic Hollywood Birthdays1 comment

epclassicmovienight wrote 2 weeks ago: Anne Baxter, actress (1923-1985) TCM will be showing films featuring Anne Baxter in the afternoon on … more →

Tags: Classic Hollywood Birthdays, Anne Baxter, The Northstar, the blue gardenia, BEDEVILLED, Chase a Crooked Shadow, Marcus Loew, George 'Gabby' Hayes, Irving Reis

Lunch on Thayer / High Noon One of the Best Films of All Time ?

rocketstreetfood wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s Gary Cooper’s birthday and we’re callin’ you out, East Siders. High Noo … more →

Tags: mission status, Thayer Street, High Noon


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