Jun 6, 2009 | DVD Verdict
"I'm not in a war. I'm back carrying the mail." During the little over two years from the beginning of the Second World War to the attack on Pearl Harbor, there existed a marked isolationist sentiment in the United States, particularly among those on the extreme left.
Old Embers for New Torches: Blood and Sand
Longfellow once called a man who could speak up against popular opinion 'a brave man' and 'a man of pluck and courage.' How much more courageous is the man who risks death to defend the right! We will all need courage in the coming days, as an out-of-control government edges closer to tyranny.
Cutting Edge: Clemson film looks at swords' place in movie history
Errol Flynn and Tyrone Power used them to battle Basil Rathbone in "The Adventures of Robin Hood" and "The Mark of Zorro." Johnny Depp wielded one to battle Geoffrey Rush and a walking, talking man-squid in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series.
the Best Films You'Ve Never Seen - James Napoli's...
THIS WEEK: NIGHTMARE ALLEY - Con artists in a creepy traveling carny show fuel a terrific noir about greed, faith and a doomed anti-hero . Storytellers have long tapped into the tale of Oedipus Rex for inspiration.
Tonight's Movie: Girls' Dormitory
GIRLS' DORMITORY has a very short runtime of just 66 minutes, which made it a perfect film to split over the last couple evenings and watch at the end of long, busy days without much time left for relaxing with a movie.
Best wishes to all for a Happy St. Patrick's Day! I'm hoping to celebrate by fitting Tyrone Power's THE LUCK OF THE IRISH into my schedule later today.
Tonight's Movie: The Luck of the Irish
THE LUCK OF THE IRISH is a grand film, a whimsical fantasy which features Tyrone Power at his most handsome and charming.
WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION a ' Director Billy Wilder's 1957 take on an Agatha Christie play stars Tyrone Power as a murder suspect who relies on a veteran criminal lawyer after being accused of killing a ...
The Old Moonlite Drive-in Theatre
The Moonlite Drive-in Theatre was located between Springfield and Greenbrier on Highway 41 where the storage buildings now stand.
The Hollywood musical -- a genre almost as old as recorded sound -- refuses either to die or be discarded, no matter how quaint modern audiences find the movies now.