Mad Love (1935) Starring: Peter Lorre Colin Clive Director-Karl Freund

A concert pianist named Stephen Orlac, played by Colin Clive is involved in a train wreck. The result is that his talented hands are maimed. His wife Yvonne, played by Frances Drake, finds a famous surgeon, named Dr. Gogol, played by Peter Lorre, to perform an operation, to repair his hands. Dr. Gogol, transplants Orlac’s […]

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The Wreck of the Mary Deare (1959) Starring:Gary Cooper Charlton Heston Director-Michael Anderson

Gary Cooper and Charlton Heston star in The Wreck of the Mary Deare. Heston plays John Sands a salvage expert, who finds the ship, The Mary Deare adrift. He goes aboard and finds only the first officer Gideon Patch, played by Gary Cooper. He finds out from Patch, that there was a fire, and the

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Bullitt (1968) Starring:Steve McQueen Robert Vaughn Simon Oakland Director-Peter Yates

Steve McQueen specialized in playing tough guys. His role as Lt. Frank Bullitt a San Francisco police detective, is no exception. In this movie, he is tough, but cool when facing danger and political pressure. Bullitt involves a mob witness, who is being guarded by McQueen’s character, and other police officers around the clock, until

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The Longest Day (1962) Starring:John Wayne Robert Mitchum Eddie Albert Robert Ryan Director-Ken Annakin Andrew Martin Bernard Wicki

The greatest generation won World War II. The movie, The Longest Day, based on the book, by Cornelius Ryan, gives an account of their bravery on D-Day, June 6, 1944.The film not only gives the allied perspective of the invasion, but also the German one. It shows in detail, the planning, the execution, and ultimate

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The Oxbow Incident

The Oxbow incident is a movie about frontier justice. It shows how people can lose all sense of reason, when they become a mob. It stars Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews, Anthony Quinn and Henry Davenport. It was directed by William Wellman. Gil Carter, played by Henry Fonda, comes into town with his friend, Art Croft,

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Niagara (1953) Starring: Marilyn Monroe Joseph Cotten Jean Peters Max Showalter Director-Henry Hathaway

Niagara stars Marilyn Monroe as Rose Loomis. It also stars Joseph Cotton as George Loomis and Jean Peters as Polly Cutler. It was directed by Henry Hathaway. It has good acting and beautiful shots of Niagara Falls. The movie is about a disturbed and jealous man, George Loomis and his wife Rose, vacationing in Niagara

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The Magnificent Seven (1960) Starring: Yul Brynner Steve McQueen Charles Bronson James Coburn Eli Wallach Director-John Sturges

The beginning of The Magnificent Seven, sets the tone for the rest of the movie. A funeral director refuses to bury an Indian, because the townspeople are against it. Chris Larabee Adams, played by Yul Brynner, steps in. He says he’ll take the Indian up to be buried. He takes the hearse to the cemetery,

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Red Dust (1932) Starring:Clark Gable Jean Harlow Mary Astor Director-Victor Fleming

Red Dust is an ordinary melodrama that stars Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Mary Astor. It was directed by Victor Fleming. It’s notable because Clark Gable playing Dennis Carson, launched a career playing masculine roles, and was on his way to becoming The King of Hollywood. The story is about Dennis Carson, who owns a

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