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Hi everyone! I haven’t been very active lately, and the reason was just released by Fantagraphics this week. My newest book, Take That, Adolf! The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War hit Amazon, Target, and bookstores on Tuesday. It's a full-color coffee table book that digs deep read more

Harvey (1950), starring James Stewart, is one of the 1001 classic movies you should see. Every Tuesday and Thursday in April TCM is featuring movies from some of Old Hollywood's most beloved characters actors. This week's lineup includes such familiar faces as Eugene Pallette, Margaret Hamilton, read more

We’re in the middle of the TCM Classic Film Festival’s first full day, and during this break I have between screenings, I wanted to talk about what it’s like to watch an established favorite with a community like the one at the TCM Festival. In a prior post, I discussed the fact read more

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The World War II drama The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) is one of the classic movies airing on TCM this week. The photo shows from left: Harold Russell; Teresa Wright; Dana Andrews; Myrna Loy; Hoagy Carmichael, and Fredric March. Every Tuesday and Thursday in April TCM is featuring movies from read more

William Hurt as Macon Leary. Tragedy still looms over Macon and Sarah Leary a year after the sudden, violent death of their 12-year-old son. The introspective Macon (William Hurt), never one to express his feelings easily, has built a cocoon around his pain. With no emotional support, the still gri read more

William Hurt as Macon Leary. Tragedy still looms over Macon and Sarah Leary a year after the sudden, violent death of their 12-year-old son. The introspective Macon (William Hurt), never one to express his feelings easily, has built a cocoon around his pain. With no emotional support, the still gri read more

The more observant of you may have noticed that there was no Saturday posting on Noirish, and that since last Wednesday I’ve been neither replying to comments here nor posting comments elsewhere. This is because I’ve spent the past several days in hospital with pulmonary oedema (note fan read more

Watch Classic Movies Instantly with Warner Archive Instant We’re giving away TEN Annual Subscriptions Now through June 3rd! We are so excited to say that we have a very special giveaway to announce today! Thanks to the fine folks at Warner Archive, CMH will be giving away TEN annual subscript read more

The Western Winchester '73 (1950), starring James Stewart, is one of the classic movies airing on TCM this week. This week, TCM is airing movies from stars like Kathryn Grayson, Joan Crawford, and Dan Duryea. Plus they are featuring a night of movies from independent African-American filmmakers a read more

It's arguably the most pivotal picture in Carole Lombard's career, the movie that turned her from a rather directionless all-purpose star into the screen's best-loved purveyor of screwball comedy. And "Twentieth Century" will be part of the 2017 TCM Classic Film Festival April 6-9 in Hollywood -- wh read more

It's arguably the most pivotal picture in Carole Lombard's career, the movie that turned her from a rather directionless all-purpose star into the screen's best-loved purveyor of screwball comedy. And "Twentieth Century" will be part of the 2017 TCM Classic Film Festival April 6-9 in Hollywood -- wh read more

“A Gata e o Rato” e a paródia de Casablanca / Moonlighting and the Casablanca parody Nos anos 80 e 90, era comum que as séries de TV, em especial sitcoms, tivessem “episódios de antologia”. Estes episódios não faziam a trama avançar e podiam até ser ignorados pelo read more

I am a huge fan of Flicker Alley, as can be seen from my past reviews of their titles. So many amazing films are available to a wide audience, and in amazing packages, due to their diligent efforts. Now, along with Flicker Alley and several fellow classic movie site owners, I am excited to give y read more

The Wizard of Oz (1939), starring Margaret Hamilton and Judy Garland, is one of the classic movies airing during TCM's March Malice film festival. This week, TCM is taking its cue from the annual March Madness basketball tournament with a March Malice movie marathon. The event runs from Monday pr read more

We must be smart enough and tough enough in the beginning. To put out the fire before it starts spreading. Battleground (1949) performs a balancing act of great precision. It plunges you into the devastation of war, but it also shows flickers of light. Though it can often be difficult to watch, thi read more

Variações sobre um mesmo tema: A Bela e a Fera (1946, 1991 e além) Variations on the same theme: Beauty and the Beast (1946, 1991 and beyond) Tale as old as time True as it can be Barely even friendship Then somebody bends Unexpectedly Just a little change Small to say the least Both read more

Why do you watch me? -Magda Because I love you – Tomek Early on it becomes evident that Tomek is a very lonely young man. He lives in Warsaw in a room belonging to the elderly mother of his best friend, who is off deployed by the U.N. There is also some brief suggestion that Tomek’s pare read more

Why do you watch me? -Magda Because I love you – Tomek Early on it becomes evident that Tomek is a very lonely young man. He lives in Warsaw in a room belonging to the elderly mother of his best friend, who is off deployed by the U.N. There is also some brief suggestion that Tomek’s pare read more

TCM will honor Robert Osborne with a 48-hour tribute this week. This week, TCM is honoring host Robert Osborne with a 48-hour tribute on Saturday and Sunday. Osborne, who passed away March 6 at age 84, was the face of TCM for 23 years. The network will honor his contributions to classic movies by read more