Blogs about: Michael Curtiz
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The 7 Wonders of the Pre-Code World #6: Grot
Grot! What visions of splendour that name conjures up! These snaps are all from LITTLE CAESAR, but the production design/art direction of Anton Grot graced countless films of the ’30s (and … more →
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Flynn: A Touch of Color in a Prosaic World
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moirafinnie wrote 3 weeks ago: “Maybe all that I am in this world and all that I have been and done comes down to nothing mor … more →
Review: The Adventures Of Robin Hood (1938)
Bill Thompson wrote 1 month ago: Swashbuckling adventure has never been done better! Screenplay By: Seton I. Miller & Normal Rei … more →
Black Legion (1936)
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Judy wrote 1 month ago: I’ve now watched most of the movies from the Warner Brothers Gangster Collection Volume 3 box set – … more →
Just a quick note...
Lo wrote 1 month ago: There’s a thoughtful article by David Denby about director Victor Fleming (Gone With the … more →
The 7 Wonders of the Pre-Code World #6: Grot
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dcairns wrote 1 month ago: Grot! What visions of splendour that name conjures up! These snaps are all from LITTLE CAESAR, but t … more →
The Adventures of Robin Hood
mistercomfypants wrote 2 months ago: Title: The Adventures of Robin Hood Year: 1938 Directors: Michael Curtiz & William Keighley Writ … more →
Where the Social Bandits Gone?
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guy bingley wrote 3 months ago: Some 70 years ago, Michael Curtiz got all the Technicolor cameras in existence to make The Adventure … more →
The Place of the Skull
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dcairns wrote 3 months ago: Look — it’s Jesus! Since Easter is approaching, we decided to watch a man get nailed to … more →
Casablanca
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Le petit garcon wrote 3 months ago: In World War II Casablanca, Rick Blaine, exiled American and former freedom fighter, runs the most p … more →
Front Page Human
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dcairns wrote 4 months ago: The new issue of The Believer also features, asides from my own windy mumblings, a piece by my chum … more →
Virginia City
livius1 wrote 4 months ago: When Errol Flynn’s first stab at a western, Dodge City, proved to be a financial hit Warners … more →
Dodge City
livius1 wrote 4 months ago: OK, time for a new series. Over the coming weeks I’m going to be covering the westerns of Err … more →
TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: Best Picture Winners (Casablanca / Gigi / An American in Paris / Mrs. Miniver)
slummill wrote 4 months ago: CASABLANCA Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart) “sticks his neck out for nobody.” Then she (Ingrid Bergman) … more →
Nine Lives, Seven Curses, and a Triphibian Monster
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dcairns wrote 4 months ago: Part three of my jumbo list of all the films illustrated in A Pictorial History of Horror Movies by … more →
The Cary Grant Signature Collection (Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House / Destination Tokyo / The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer / My Favorite Wife / Night and Day)
takchances wrote 4 months ago: Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House The Bachelor and The Bobby-Soxer My Favorite Wife Destination … more →
Captain Blood: Then, Then, and Soon.
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noisyhope wrote 5 months ago: I apologize for the lateness of the post and its apparent spottiness. I have neither the book nor t … more →
Mildred Pierce (Keepcase)
raisand wrote 5 months ago: What Veda wants, her mother Mildred Pierce provides. Even if Mildred must end her middle-class marr … more →
Before Malcolm, before Professor, there was DOCTOR X! Long Live The Synthetic Flesh!
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bwanavoodoo wrote 5 months ago: Finally got around to DOCTOR X from the HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS OF HORROR COLLECTION. For some reason I ha … more →
Passage to Marseille (Michael Curtiz, 1944)
jamieatp wrote 5 months ago: An interesting one this, because everyone knows Hollywood especially loves a formula, and everyone … more →
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