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This post is part of the Build-Your-Own-Blogathon hosted by the Classic Film and TV Cafe. It follows Jennifer Garlen‘s post about BEND OF THE RIVER (1952), which is another Western that takes place in the American Northwest. For The Great Katharine Hepburn Blogathon earlier this year, Jennifer read more

A Bible and a Gun: ROOSTER COGBURN (and the Lady) (1975) Labels: 1975, Hal Wallis, John Wayne, Katharine Hepburn, Rooster Cogburn This post is part of the Build-Your-Own-Blogathon hosted by the Classic Film and TV Cafe. It follows Jennifer Garlen's post about BEND OF THE RIVER ( read more

Like his earlier film, The 39 Steps (1935), Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lady Vanishes (1938) straddles the line between mystery thriller and screwball romance. The sinister elements of this disappearing act staged on a moving train are matched, if not outweighed, by a pair of bickering amateur dete read more

Like his earlier film, The 39 Steps (1935), Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lady Vanishes (1938) straddles the line between mystery thriller and screwball romance. The sinister elements of this disappearing act staged on a moving train are matched, if not outweighed, by a pair of bickering amateur dete read more

Like his earlier film, The 39 Steps (1935), Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lady Vanishes (1938) straddles the line between mystery thriller and screwball romance. The sinister elements of this disappearing act staged on a moving train are matched, if not outweighed, by a pair of bickering amateur dete read more

The Lady Eve Written and Directed by Preston Sturges 1941/USA Paramount Pictures Repeat viewing/Netflix rental #152 of 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die And Preston Sturges knocks a romantic comedy out of the park! Charles Pike (Henry Fonda), known to his friends as Hopsi, is the heir to a vas read more

The final day of the TCM Classic Film Festival was by far the lightest in terms of screenings, but I also found it to be among the most enjoyable. One of the wonderful things about this festival, speaking for those of us who write about classic film, is that there is never any shortage of communit read more

“The Lady Eve” 5th film in Screwball Comedy series screened March 11, 2014 When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 6:30 p.m. Where: The Venue 1550 at the Daystar Center, 1550 S. State Street The Lady Eve (1941) Father and daughter con artists (Charles Coburn and Barbara Stanwyck) travel on t read more

“The Lady Eve” 5th film in Screwball Comedy series screened March 11, 2014 When: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 6:30 p.m. Where: The Venue 1550 at the Daystar Center, 1550 S. State Street The Lady Eve (1941) Father and daughter con artists (Charles Coburn and Barbara Stanwyck) travel on t read more

via: http://filmow.com/as-tres-noites-de-eva-t2262/  Unless otherwise noted, all images are my own The poster proclaims: “Barbara Stanwyck has Henry Fonda bewitched and bewildered” in “another Preston Sturges hit!” And it’s true! The Lady Eve is a fantastic, funny, roma read more

via: http://filmow.com/as-tres-noites-de-eva-t2262/  Unless otherwise noted, all images are my own The poster proclaims: “Barbara Stanwyck has Henry Fonda bewitched and bewildered” in “another Preston Sturges hit!” And it’s true! The Lady Eve is a fantastic, funny, roma read more

(Spine #3) Distributor: Criterion Collection (USA) Release Date: 06/Dec/2011 Region: Region A Length: 01:20:59 Video: 1080P (MPEG-4, AVC, 23.976fps, 26.4GB) Main Audio: English Mono (PCM 1.0, 48kHz, 1152kbps) Subtitles: English Ratio: 1.34:1 Bitrate: 35Mbps Notes: This release is also available in read more

The Lady Vanishes Directed by Alfred Hitchcock Written by Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder based on a story by Ethel Lina White 1938/UK Gainsborough Pictures Repeat viewing #127 of 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die I simply love this movie and would rank it in Hitchcock’s top five pictur read more

What Did the Lady Forget? (“Shukujo wa nani o wasureta ka”) Directed by Yasujirô Ozu Written by Yasujirô Ozu and Akira Fushimi 1937/Japan Shôchiku Eiga First viewing   This obscure comedy by master Yasurjiro Ozu had me chortling out loud. Wealthy medical professor Dr. Komiya is read more

Margaret Lockwood plays an American socialite in Europe in this Hitchcock mystery thriller. The night before she is to leave, Lockwood meets a kindly middle-aged lady who is fascinated with European music. The next day the two ladies sit together on the train to talk. Being a bit disoriented, Lockwo read more

Margaret Lockwood plays an American socialite in Europe in this Hitchcock mystery-thriller. The night before she is to leave, Lockwood meets a kindly middle-aged lady who is fascinated with European music. The next day the two ladies sit together on the train to talk. Being a bit disoriented, Lockwo read more

Starring Alec Guinness, this is a unique and often hilarious black comedy caper film by the Ealing Studios. The adventure begins with the quirky criminal mastermind, Guinness, renting a room from an old woman. Soon his masquerading accomplices arrive. The five of them plan to commit a robbery and wh read more

Starring Alec Guinness, this is a unique and often hilarious black comedy caper film by the Ealing Studios. The adventure begins with the quirky criminal mastermind, Guinness, renting a room from an old woman. Soon his masquerading accomplices arrive. The five of them plan to commit a robbery and wh read more

Starring Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck with director Preston Sturges, this screwball comedy is a good one. The supporting cast is rounded out wonderfully by Charles Coburn, Eugene Pallete, and William Demarest. The story begins on a big ocean liner where a beautiful young woman (Stanwyck) tries t read more

Starring Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck with director Preston Sturges, this screwball comedy is a good one. The supporting cast is rounded out wonderfully by Charles Coburn, Eugene Pallete, and William Demarest. The story begins on a big ocean liner where a beautiful young woman (Stanwyck) tries t read more