"The true glory days of the hard scrabble slightly financed #scifi extravaganzas!" Almost Equal Sequels Part XIX: War of the Colossal Beast  fullrichblather.com/2025/09/29/alm…

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What would you rate CASABLANCA out of 10?

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Would you fight for a country that exiled you? Passage to Marseille (1944), starring Humphrey Bogart #RemembranceDay silverscreenings.org/2025/11/10/fig…

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A new biography of the endlessly fascinating Joan Crawford. #Legend

Tallulah Bankhead always had fabuloùs hair.

Marlene Dietrich plays a deeply religious woman (*cough cough*) in The Garden of Allah (1936). #classicfilms silverscreenings.org/2025/11/27/mar…

Silver Screenings some directors had a great gift (not learned in the theatre) for staging dialogue: sturges, hawks. like jazz, its spark is the rhythm.

Mabel Normand's Mickey (1918) was one of the biggest hits of the silent era. By one estimate, it sold around 42 million tickets

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If your friends/family/acquaintances are looking for the latest word on 1920s Westerns, it's not too late to order for Christmas:

You'll need the tissue for this.

Bob Hope's double-crossing #Christmas scam in The Lemon Drop Kid (1951). silverscreenings.org/2025/12/23/bob…

Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon tapping out the fabulous, giant typewriter keys in "Ready, Willing, and Able"(1937)