Another Old Movie Blog

Ann Blyth left us last night at 98 years of age. Her millions of fans join her family and friends in sorrow for her loss, but we can contin...

I offer this re-post about observations on both the film 1776 and the 250th on July 4th, which at the time of this post was still eight yea...

Memorial Day, when heroes should be remembered with reverence for fighting not only for our country, but for the very idea of democracy. Rob...

Happy National Classic Movie Day!  I celebrate the continuing relevance of classic films.  Here, Spencer Tracy in Judgment at Nuremberg (19...

Sons of the Desert (1933) brings Laurel and Hardy into the fold of a fraternal organization that, with manly promises of fidelity to the cl...

  Happy National Cartoonists Day to my twin brother, John! Arte Acher's Falling Circus , a collection of silly cartoons!   In paperback ...

Easter silliness is celebrated with misadventures on Our Miss Brooks , when Eve Arden and her stellar cast get themselves covered in Easter ...

Ward Cleaver sat sipping coffee with his wife, June, in their suburban kitchen and mentioned, “When I was in the Seabees, I got into a fight...

Inherit the Wind (1960) pits Fredric March versus Spencer Tracy, and fundamentalist religion versus science, but at its core is the premise...