Another Old Movie Blog

As we prepare to cap this holiday season and ring the old year out, may I thank you for the pleasure of your company, and wish you a very Ha...

Bachelor Mother (1939) just only happens to be a Christmas movie on the side, and with screwball Depression-era panache, it swaps humor, fa...

Love Finds Andy Hardy (1938) represents Christmas only as a deadline and an event on the social calendar.  As with many classic films, the ...

Christmas Holiday (1944) is an absorbing noir that despite the bleakness of the tale, captivates the audience with quiet storytelling sprin...

Lady on a Train (1945) is the first in our Deanna Durbin Christmas movie twin-pack (come back next week), but though it has a noir title an...

  A Christmas Carol (1910) is the second-oldest surviving filmed adaptation of Charles Dickens’ story, and the first example we have of a p...

  The Bells of St. Mary’s (1945) gives us a version of a child’s telling of the Nativity, this time acted out in the tradition of the awkwa...