Another Old Movie Blog

This ad for “The Las Vegas Story” (1952) is a bit different from the usual print ads we’ve shown here before in that it carries this sidebar...

Nearly a month ago MovieMan0283 at The Dancing Image began an interesting meme with his very detailed and thoughtful post about his favorit...

We continue our look at a couple of views of “true life” movies with “Roughly Speaking” (1945) . Directed by Michael Curtiz, this fast-pac...

We begin a two-part series today comparing two films which are similar, and completely different. That they are so similar, and so complete...

Above we have Fred MacMurray pausing in the middle of his work day to have a beer at a drive-in restaurant in “Double Indemnity” (1944). Oh...

A while ago some bloggers on classic film gave us a glimpse into what their own collections looked like, posting photos of their shelves and...

Have a look at the world of tomorrow, or perhaps what in some cases resembles the world of the present, in this RKO short subject “The Futur...

Happy one-year annivesary to my twin brother's cartoon blog "Arte Acher's Falling Circus."

“Walk Softly, Stranger” (1950) re-teams Joseph Cotten and Valli from “The Third Man” (1949) in a film that is not quite Noir and not quite r...

Billie Burke, who may be most remembered for her impossibly bubbly (literally) portrayal of Glinda the Good Witch in the “The Wizard of Oz” ...

Unlike some of the old movie houses we’ve featured, the Cape Cinema in Dennis, Massachusetts is still an operating, vibrant theater, and has...

On this Memorial Day here in the US, we turn to a unique kind of war movie. “Friendly Persuasion” (1956) shows the face of war, in the face ...