Personally I love James Stewart with all my heart and as a person I also adore him, the simple fact of treating your wife's children as their own children speaks a lot about yourself, I love him but I want to hear more opinions
Planet of the Apes (1968 film) After being kept in hypersleep during a long expedition into deep space, an astronaut crew crash-lands in the 40th century on a planet where highly intelligent non-human ape species are dominant and humans are enslaved.
Jo Van Fleet. c.1955
With Susan Hayward. I'll Cry Tomorrow (1955).
As Katie Roth. I'll Cry Tomorrow (1955).
With James Dean. East of Eden (1955).
As Cathey Ames. East of Eden (1955).
With her Academy Award. (1956).
A great, powerful movie about alcoholism. What's interesting to note is how light it is at the beginning, almost like a romantic comedy. I would say at this point, the tone of the film shifts to a very ugly place. A dissent into the darkness of addiction.
It was a black and white movie, 1930-1950?? It was a woman and a man, but followed the woman mainly. I'm pretty sure she was a journalist or a reporter? It was something with a notebook. The man was rich and lived in this mansion or big house. Not sure if it was with his family too. Building was tall, looked like it was made of stone or bricks. *I THINK* she was offered to stay in the mansion while she journaled for her job. Or she HAD to stay there. There was a scene in the movie where they were standing by a door on some steps. And they wanted to be in love, but couldn't *I think*... And the man said a line to the woman and walked away to the front gate. OR, the woman said the line and walked away. They parted ways. But I can't remember if they come back together at the end or not.
It is NOT:
-Rebecca
-Lauren
-Casablanca
-His Girl Friday
-Citizen Kane
-Roman Holiday
-My Man Godfrey
-Now, Voyager
-Beloved Infidel
-The Lost Moment
-Random Harvest
-Woman of the Year
-The Philadelphia Story
-Dodsworth
-A Guest in the House
-Gone with the Wind
Unless someone here thinks it's one of these movies lolll. I've heard more movies, but I don't want to type them all here.
Please help me. I've seen this movie twice when I was younger and I still feel like it's not real, like it was all a dream 😞😞 Thanks!
Somewhere I read that of the Big 5, Twentieth Century Fox had the fewest great movies and great stars. How true is that?
Full Moon Matinee presents CRY VENGEANCE (1954).
Mark Stevens, Martha Hyer, Skip Homeier, Joan Vohs.
A former cop (Stevens) – now an ex-con – travels to Ketchikan, Alaska to track down a gangster-in-hiding and get revenge.
Film Noir. Crime Drama. Thriller.
Full Moon Matinee is a hosted presentation, bringing you Golden Age crime dramas and film noir movies, in the style of late-night movies from the era of local TV programming.
Pour a drink...relax...and visit the vintage days of yesteryear: the B&W crime dramas, film noir, and mysteries from the Golden Age of Hollywood.
If you're looking for a world of gumshoes, wise guys, gorgeous dames, and dirty rats...kick back and enjoy!
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