In 1951, the film Westward The Women was released to modest success. Directed by William A. Wellman, the film was a departure from the traditional westerns of the time, focusing on the story of a grou...
In 1997, the animated film Cats Don’t Dance was released to modest success. Directed by Mark Dindal, the film was a departure from the traditional Disney musical formula that had been dominating...
In the world of classic Hollywood cinema, few films have stood the test of time like Saratoga. Directed by Jack Conway in 1937, the film stars Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, and Lionel Barrymore in a roman...
Richard Brooks’ ill-fated romance The Last Time I Saw Paris offered a somber elegy of post-war Europe in 1954. Now available on Blu-ray from Warner Archive, this brooding adaptation of F. Scott Fitzge...
In times of social turmoil and political tension, collective courage can spark great change. That message reverberates through the timely Oscar winner The Life of Emile Zola, now available on Blu-ray ...
Elvis Presley starred in over 30 films during his legendary career, though not all stand equal in reputation. For every iconic movie like Jailhouse Rock, there are lesser efforts dismissed as formulai...
The mystique of ancient Egypt has long captivated Hollywood, serving as fodder for lavish spectacles throughout cinema history. But perhaps no Egyptian epic bombed bigger both critically and financial...
The early 1940s saw Hollywood embrace fanciful musicals as perfect escapism from the anxieties of World War II. And few films brought more bubbly farcical fun than 1943’s Du Barry Was a Lady, starring...
Westerns ruled Hollywood in the early 1930s, as studios churned out oaters to meet audience demand. RKO Pictures aimed to produce the definitive frontier epic with 1931’s Cimarron, adapted from ...
The late 1920s saw cinema undergo a revolution with the emergence of “talkies”. Among the earliest talkies to integrate sound and image was The Broadway Melody, MGM’s pioneering back...