CLASSIC FILMS

Perhaps the missing footage found to help restore 1927's "Metropolis" is the beginning of completing the Herculian task of finding other missing footage from classic films. Here's three others with missing scenes that still have a chance of being found...outside the U.S...

An outlined and slightly opinionated look at why someone should choose to view a classic film.

Bringing together the greatest comedy, suspenseful, and action films I can think of, this list represents great cinematic integrity and emotional roller coasters.

From interviews with the stars and their offsprings to reviews with authors about their books, The Midnight Palace has grown faster than creator Gary Sweeney ever imagine. Find out why and what he has planned for the immediate future.

Reviewing and reintroduce classic movies. There is a whole generation out there that I would love to reach with the foundation of Hollywood.

I wanted to review and reintroduce some classic movies that are worth mentioning. There is a whole generation out there that I would love to reach with the foundation of Hollywood.

Cary Grant movies vary from romantic Cary Grant, to mysterious Cary Grant, to even comical Cary Grant. You never know what to expect from him next. Here are my choices for ten great Cary Grant films.

These films are classics in their depiction of the lives of big cats in Africa and Asia and will help to teach children to appreciate the importance of the well-being of wild animals.

A good classic comedy film is balm for the soul.

The Columbus Association for Performing Arts offers a diverse selection of films at a great price in the historic Ohio Theatre.

A look back at movies that influenced fashion. A dozen classic films that show the evolution of fashion on the big screen.

This DVD box set gathers together all the Little Rascals films produced by Hal Roach during the years 1929 to 1938. The timeless comedies are remastered, restored, and uncut, except for a few exceptions.

Escaping to the cinema is a favorite American pastime. With the advent of DVDs, some classic films on VHS have become a lost art form, relegated to the shelves of a dusty thrift store or back sections in the library.

One way Hollywood creates films when it doesn't want to bother with the creative process is to remake previous films. Usually this turns out very badly, like the time Stagecoach, the western classic that made John Wayne a star in the 1930s, was remade in the 1960s.

The male screen legends of the past could teach their contemporaries a few lessons. Read about three classic film actors who can still make our temperatures rise.

With all the holiday films out there, it may be hard to know which ones to view. The following list includes classics and beloved films and shows that families tend to love and value each year.

If you, like me, love classic films, you need not worry about where to find them.
Read further to discover where you can find the best silent and sound movies of all time.

Adapted from the David Glass play of the same name, BEG! is surreal and frightening celluloid nightmare, dripping from the same vein as such classic films as "1984", "A Clockwork Orange" and "Brazil."

A look at three great American films that most people have never seen because TV networks seem determined not to show movies made before 1970 anymore.