September 2012 Archives
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Fritz Lang's stylized noir shows off the seedy underside to '40s-era Greenwich Village. Click to get get a little bit of history behind the film.
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"The Manchurian Candidate" isn't Sinatra's only assassination-oriented political thriller. In this film noir, he plays a madmen bent on killing the president.
Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett, and Elizabeth Taylor star in the 1951 comedy "Father's Little Dividend," a sequel to the 1951 "Father of the Bride."
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This high-tension film noir originally hit theaters back in 1950. This week, we look at the L.A. of the film's day, in particular the beatnik culture glimpsed in the film.
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We take a closer look at "Kansas City Confidential," the 1952 film noir airing on Saturday's Classic Cool Theater.
James Cagney stars as a New York band leader who ends up in making movies in Hollywood. The film was directored by Victor Schertzinger.
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