The pleasant and amusing 1956 services comedy drama film The Girl He Left Behind stars Tab Hunter as a military draftee knocked into shape by the US Army, and Natalie Wood as his indulgent girlfriend. […]
Van Heflin stars in director Phil Karlson’s intelligent and involving 1958 Technicolor and CinemaScope Western movie Gunman’s Walk as macho widowed cattle rancher Lee Hackett, who tries to lick his two sons Ed (Tab Hunter) and Davy […]
Director Jean Negulesco’s lumbering and uninspired 1955 The Rains of Ranchipur is a slow and slapdash retread of 1939’s The Rains Came, with the young Richard Burton all at sea, miscast in Tyrone Power’s old […]
The rousing 1988 martial arts action thriller Bloodsport stars the athletic young Jean-Claude Van Damme as real-life American martial artist Frank Dux. Director Newt Arnold’s fairly rousing, surprisingly watchable 1988 cheaply made martial arts action […]
‘He that shall lose his life for me shall find it.’ Director Fred Zinnemann’s 1959 The Nun’s Story stars the always beautiful Audrey Hepburn, who disguises her usual chic beauty and shines in a strong […]
Margaret Lockwood and Derek Farr star in the extremely jolly 1941 British romantic comedy film Quiet Wedding as a young couple whose wedding plans are comically undermined by the constant interruptions of their relatives. Muriel […]
Famous singing star Richard Tauber adds his special lustre to director Paul L Stein’s fairly well polished 1934 British romantic musical Blossom Time [April Blossoms], set in old Vienna, where the composer Franz Schubert (Tauber) […]
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