Another Old Movie Blog

In “Gone with the Wind” (1939), when in the closing days of the American Civil War Scarlett O’Hara, played by Vivien Leigh, berates Melanie...

There is something irresistably modern about her. Watching her lithe, tall body run, and climb, and even fight, we might forget for a momen...

Here’s an ad for “Blondie Has Servant Trouble” (1940), the sixth of a whopping 28 movies in the “Blondie” series. They don’t crank them out ...

As mentioned on Monday’s post, we’re giving away a copy of director David Lean’s classic “Doctor Zhivago”, in your choice of either DVD or B...

Another week, another contest for all fans of free stuff everywhere. As mentioned on this post of May 3rd , we’re giving away a copy of di...

Welcome back for the drawing of the CD of Carl Davis’ “Napoleon” score. Please see Monday’s post for a review of this CD. And the winner i...

This week we’ve got a contest for a unique CD. More about that in a minute, but first the contest rules: Between now and Thursday noon, Ea...

A couple of days ago Warner Home Video released a new state-of-the-art restoration on Blu-ray disc and DVD to mark the 45th anniversary of ...

This Saturday, May 8th, is the 3rd annual National Train Day, so to celebrate we cast a nod to the importance train travel has had in old m...

Do you remember the first movie you saw unaccompanied by grownups? Last week in our post on The Grand Theater of Indian Orchard, Massac...

We have a triple-play of baseball-related themes on my blogs this week, from amateur play in the 18th and 19th centuries on my New England T...