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reviewed State Fair (60th Anniversary Edition). August 24, 2010
posted in Classic Silver Screen Film Reviews!
Rodgers and Hammerstein's State Fair (1945 movie)
I suppose it is just the natural progression of things. When I was younger I used to cringe at the prospect of having to watch a musical. My point of view began to change shortly after I got married …
reviewed These Three. June 22, 2010
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These Three
In 1934 noted American playwright Lillian Hellman introduced her play "The Children's Hour" to audiences around the world.  Over the next couple of years the play would …
reviewed Bonnie And Clyde (1967 movie). January 23, 2010
posted in Classic Silver Screen Film Reviews!
Bonnie and Clyde
Frankly. it had been about 30 years since I had seen "Bonnie and Clyde".  I had fond recollections of this film as one of my favorite flicks of the 1960's.  …
reviewed Young and Innocent (movie). January 01, 2010
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Young and Innocent
The more time I spend watching Alfred Hitchcock's British films from the 1930's the more I like them.  The latest film I have sampled is 1937's "Young and Innocent".   …
reviewed Murder On The Orient Express (movie). December 16, 2009
posted in Screen Gems
Murder On The Orient Express
When it comes to mystery movies I would have to rank 1974's "Murder On the Orient Express" right at the top of my list.  This is a magnificent film that contains just about …
reviewed North by Northwest. December 07, 2009
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North by Northwest
In November 2009, Warner Home Video released the 50th Anniversary 2 disc edition of Alfred Hitchcock's splendid 1959 thriller "North by Northwest".  The film stars Cary Grant, …
reviewed How Green Was My Valley (1941 film). February 13, 2009
posted in Screen Gems
How Green Was My Valley
When plans were being made to turn Richard Llewellyn's 1939 novel "How Green Was My Valley into a motion picture director John Ford had big ideas.  "How Green Was My Valley" was …
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