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Classic American Hollywood Movies from the 1950's. Enjoy Classical Hollywood cinema during the Golden Age of Hollywood. The golden age of Hollywood was a per...
2 days ago · Ben and Julie's annual Halloween Party is about to go off the Richter scale, when their single, high maintenance girlfriend drags in a homeless guy, thinking...
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- 22 'Dear Murderer'
- 21 'Sapphire'
- 20 'Man with A Million'
Directed by Arthur Crabtree
Starring Eric Portman and Greta Gynt, this slightly overlooked but enjoyable British film noir directed by Arthur Crabtreesees a businessman hatch a plan to kill his cheating wife's lover and make it look like suicide. Despite its dark plot, Dear Murderer is an elegant, sophisticated film guaranteed to appeal to anyone who enjoys the genre, as it provides audiences with a well-written mystery best enjoyed late at night. It also benefits from funny bits, featuring a good dose of sarcastic Brit...
Directed by Basil Dearden
Another addition to the best old English movies is Sapphire, a 1959 drama that is also worth mentioning that explores themes of racism by focusing on the investigation of two Scotland Yard detectives of the murder of a young woman of mixed race who had been passing as white. As they get to know the suspects, the detectives unearth an entrenched sludge of racial prejudice and bigotry. Frequently described as an “ahead-of-its-time” film for the sensitive themes it tackles, Sapphire, which stars...
Directed by Ronald Neame
Originally titled The Million Pound Note, Ronald Neame's comedy depicts the story of an American sailor (Gregory Peck) who, out of pure luck, is fortunate enough to be passing by two rich gentlemen who have the idea of distributing a £1,000,000 in the form of a single banknote to a random stranger. Man with a Million is essentially a highly entertaining film that shows the audience how an extremely wealthy person doesn't have to work and can live off just by showing off the good fortune in hi...
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- Night of the Living Dead. Suddenly, without explanation, dead people are coming to life. They’re slow, very close to brainless, and in many cases visibly rotting.
- His Girl Friday. Director Howard Hawks took a successful stage comedy, The Front Page, switched the gender of a lead character, and created one of the great screwball romantic comedies of all time.
- The Lady Vanishes. How does a woman just disappear on a moving train? And why does everyone insist that she was never there at all? The Lady Vanishes (1938) starts out as a comedy of manners, then turns into a mystery before blooming into the sort of thriller that made director Alfred Hitchcock the Master of Suspense.
- Angel and the Badman. If you think of John Wayne as a violence-loving, right-wing warmonger, you’re in for a big surprise. His first film as a producer, and thus, his first with a degree of creative control, is a surprisingly pacifistic western directed by James Edward Grant.
Jan 23, 2017 · From Charlie Chaplin to Cary Grant, from comedy to zombies, YouTube offers a surprisingly deep catalog of free-to-watch films (available in the public domain). No copyright, no problem.
Did you know there’s an official channel for free movies on YouTube? Take one hop over and you’re immediately inside a gallery featuring hundreds ad-supported free movies! But which to...
