Another Old Movie Blog

Marking the 75th anniversary of D-Day today, Turner Classic Movies is showing a roster of films related to this monumental event.  Proba...

The Best Years of Our Lives , released in 1946 was, essentially, about 1946, illustrating a year ironically more tenuous than cel...

Only Angels Have Wings (1939) is a quintessential film of 1939, I would suggest for two reasons. First, its “boys’ own adventure” type ...

Digital high-resolution television allows us to see every tiny flaw in the human face, and large-screen TVs let us see them really, reall...

In celebration of National Classic Movie Day, we join the 5 Favorite Films of the 1950s Blogathon hosted by Classic Film & TV Caf...

Watching a symphony orchestra at work is like watching a magic trick explained and yet still retain the mystery. One sees the component ...

The Blue Dahlia (1946) is a story of betrayal. Alan Ladd is a returning war vet in this film noir who arrives in Los Angeles fresh o...