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Cry Tough6 comments

thesquonk wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve gradually tried to introduce my kids to various classic films. I don’t want them just growing u … more →

Tags: Movies, 50's Movies, Crime movies, John Saxon, Cry Tough, Linda Cristal, harry townes, Joe De Santis, Paul Clarke

Deadline at Dawn (1946, Harold Clurman)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 1 month ago: Given all the excellent components, Deadline at Dawn ought to be a lot better. It has a compelling p … more →

Tags: RKO Radio Pictures, English, Thriller, USA, Romance, Black and White, Mystery, film noir,

Five Came Back (1939)

www.imustseemovie.com wrote 6 months ago: Directed by John Farrow, In Los Angeles, nine passengers board the Silver Queen, a plane piloted by … more →

Tags: imustseemovie, John Carradine, allen jenkins, Lucille Ball, Elisabeth Risdon, John Farrow, Five Came Back, Dalton Trumbo, Jerome Cady

Touch of Evil2 comments

aaastern wrote 6 months ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript.   … more →

Tags: Movies, Orson Welles, Touch of Evil, Janet Leigh, film, Charlton Heston, Akim Tamiroff, 1958, 1950s

The Glass Key (1942, Stuart Heisler)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 8 months ago: The Glass Key‘s a murder mystery, but its solution–and even its investigation–is i … more →

Tags: paramount pictures, English, Thriller, USA, Drama, Black and White, Crime, 1942, film noir

Theatre Row on 125th Street, Harlem 1890's2 comments

Harlem World Magazine wrote 8 months ago: Harlem, along 125th street, had a large number of theaters at the turn of the last century. These th … more →

Tags: Harlem, Architecture, Theater, Tourism, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, Harlem real estate, Harlem architecture, Harlem history

Touch of Evil (1958) Orson Welles32 comments

John Greco wrote 10 months ago: The camera focuses in on what is a homemade time bomb. A young unidentified man carries it to a car … more →

Tags: Film Reviews, Twenty Four Frames Favorite Films, 1950s, Janet Leigh, Orson Welles, film noir, Charlton Heston, touch evil, Joanna Moore. Marlene Dietrich

Gilda (1946)

www.imustseemovie.com wrote 10 months ago: Directed by Charles Vidor, When wealthy Ballin Mundson rescues down at his heels gambler Johnny Farr … more →

Tags: imustseemovie, Charles Vidor, Donald Douglas, E.A. Ellington, George Macready, gerald mohr, Gilda, Glenn Ford, Jo Eisinger

Riffraff1 comment

RBuccicone wrote 11 months ago: Gasser Riffraff (1936)      I would not necessarily think of Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy as a logi … more →

Tags: Drama, Comedy, Romance, gasser, Spencer Tracy, mickey rooney, jean harlow, Una Merkel, J Walter Ruben

Jungle Book (1942)

thomasleaston wrote 1 year ago: Teenaged Mowgli, who was raised by wolves, appears in a village in India and is adopted by Messua. M … more →

Tags: adventure, Crypto classics, Oldies, Golden Oldies, Classics, Movie, vintage, Retro, Sabu

Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book (1942 Movie) - Sabu, Joseph Calleia, John Qualen, Frank Puglia

ABDUL MAJEED MALIK wrote 1 year ago: Jungle Book is a 1942 American color action-adventure film based on the Rudyard Kipling book, The Ju … more →

Tags: john qualen, Frank Puglia, Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book (1942 Movie), Sabu

Riffraff (1936) J. Walter Ruben8 comments

John Greco wrote 1 year ago: A young Spencer Tracy plays Dutch Miller, a highly arrogant, egotistical blow hard of a fisherman wi … more →

Tags: Film Reviews, 1930s, jean harlow, Spencer Tracy, mickey rooney, Una Merkel, Riffraff, J Walter Ruben

The Alamo (1960)

www.imustseemovie.com wrote 1 year ago: Directed by John Wayne, Based on a true story, In 1836 General Santa Anna and the Mexican army is sw … more →

Tags: imustseemovie, Carlos Arruza, Chill Wills, Denver Pyle, frankie avalon, James Edward Grant, Jester Hairston, Joan O\'Brien, John Dierkes

The Noose Hangs High2 comments

Morgan R. Lewis wrote 1 year ago: Like a lot of people today, I’m familiar with Abbott & Costello more by reference than by … more →

Tags: Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews, 3 Stars, 1940s, abbott & costello, Leon Errol, Cathy Downs, Bud Abbott

Sundown (1941, Henry Hathaway)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 1 year ago: The majority of Sundown is excellent. Hathaway sort of mixes the Western and British colonial advent … more →

Tags: United Artists, English, USA, Drama, Black and White, War, 1941, Marc Lawrence, Dorothy Spencer

Captain Carey, U.S.A. (1950, Mitchell Leisen)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 2 years ago: Either Alan Ladd was in a bunch of makeup or he’d just had his eyes done because the way his e … more →

Tags: paramount pictures, English, USA, Drama, Black and White, Mystery, 1950, Francis Lederer, Russ Tamblyn

Urban Gorilla27 comments

dcairns wrote 3 years ago: Well, I’ve got to admit, there are times when my mission to watch all the films depicted in De … more →

Tags: film, Literature, Stuart Heisler, his girl friday, A Pictorial History of Horror Movies, paul lukas, Denis Gifford, Marc Lawrence, George Zucco

"Between you and me and the lamppost..."16 comments

dcairns wrote 3 years ago: The sailor suit — an important artifact in Woolrich’s personal iconography… When A … more →

Tags: film, Literature, alexander mackendrick, The Wizard of Oz, Cornell Woolrich, Jerome Cowan, Susan Hayward, Clifford Odets, The Sweet Smell of Success

Gilda (Feb. 14, 1946)1 comment

Adam Lounsbery wrote 3 years ago: Charles Vidor’s Gilda premiered on February 14, 1946, and went into wide release on March 15. … more →

Tags: , February 1946, March 1946, film noir, Marion Parsonnet, Columbia Pictures, George J. Lewis, Ben Hecht, Steven Geray


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