A look at the movies forgotten by time
If there’s one name synonymous with the film western, it’s John Wayne. The Duke! His career in Hollywood lasted longer than most stars. In the 1930’s he made tons of low-budget westerns, including a bunch for Republic Pictures. He was the studio’s biggest star, so it’s appropriate that he stars in today’s film...the first ever... Continue Reading →
Who’s the greatest lawman in the history of the moving image? Barney Fife, of course! Well, maybe that’s a stretch...after all, Barney kept his only bullet in his pocket. Don Knotts’ alter ego was certainly a beloved character, if not quick on the draw. In today’s movie, Knotts brings his less-than-stellar shooting skills to the... Continue Reading →
One of my dad’s favorite shows when I was a kid was M*A*S*H. I enjoyed the show too, but there was one thing that always baffled me about it. I couldn’t figure out why everybody liked Hawkeye so much. He always struck me as wide-grinning jerk. I didn’t understand why he was so loved by... Continue Reading →
It's all about westerns this week at the Warner Archive. Check out this week's new releases: - The Rising of the Moon (1957) - Heaven with a Gun (1969) - Cheyenne (1947) Also this week we have another volume of Mongram cowboy films featuring Johnny Mack Brown. Monogram Cowboy Classics Volume 5 Features: - The... Continue Reading →
Forgotten Films 