Classic Films

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

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.

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

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...

Lacking in interesting dialogue, engaging characters and meaningful storylines, modern Hollywood has lost its ability to truly entertain.

If the man you want to honor this Father's Day with a fantastic gift is a Classic film fan, read this list for gift ideas that will put a smile on his face.

Continuing a yearly tradition, Facets Multimedia of Chicago offers a midnight learning experience with cult films and the minds who love them.

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 list of my personal top 5 favorite Bogart films, intended as a guide to new classic film fans and as a conversation stimulator for veteran silver screen buffs.

This is a list of five of the must-see films by the iconic James Stewart. If you are just getting in to classic films, Jimmy and these films are a great place to start.

Based on the novel An American Tragedy this film won six Oscars in 1951. It starred Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters. It has become a timeless classic movie.

This reviews the movie entitled "Man's Favorite Sport," starring Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss.

The world is a better place for its futuristic cinematic look into the future and in some instance a look into the past. This list is comprised of cult classics and modern day favorites. Enjoy!

The 1939 film version of The Four Feathers is a true classic, an entertaining film with beauty and depth that just keeps getting better with repeated viewings.

A review and analysis of the characters, themes, and production in the Coen Brothers' No Country for Old Men.

Director Fritz Lang explored the tortured psyche of a serial killer long before Hannibal Lecter was even a thought in Thomas Harris' head.

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.

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.

A movie trivia quiz for peope for very observant people.

This is a review of the classic movie Born Yesterday

Film review of The Getaway.