Another Old Movie Blog

Hallelujah, I’m a Bum (1933), released during the worst period of the Great Depression, is, paradoxically, joyful and fearless.  It is...

A few updates today and a preview of coming attractions: First, Elisabeth of The Second Sentence blog, and Western story writer and de...

George Coulouris is a sublime villain, supremely important to Watch on the Rhine (1943), so charming in his lazy gentlemanliness, so p...

Referring to a grade school photo of herself, Anne Frank wrote in her diary October 10, 1942: “This is a photograph of me as I wish I loo...

Dead Reckoning (1947) is Easter noir.  The incongruity of Easter and noir melded together might be why the movie has such an offbeat...

A bit of this and that today: First, a big huzzah and best wishes to all our fellow film bloggers enjoying the festivities at the Turne...

Have a gander at those gams, and tell us who the ladies on the ladders are, and, if possible, from what films: A  B C

Paddy O’Day (1935) is about an illegal immigrant we don’t have the heart to send back.  Maybe it’s because she sings and has a pup...