Silver Screenings
Ruth's Old Movie Reviews.
- By Ruth
- Roughly three posts per month
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Most recent posts
If you’ve seen the 1931 drama, An American Tragedy, you’ve no doubt noticed it looks like a relic from a forgotten civilization. First, it can be a bit stilted at times, coming as it does …
Serious Question: Is there such a thing as a domestic film noir? And: Can a film noir take place in the bright California sunshine? Here’s our query: In the 1951 “B” movie, Cause for Alarm! …
We (yours truly) adore the on-screen Joan Crawford. Was she the single greatest actress of her generation? Nope. Was she remarkable? You bet. With a 47-year Hollywood career, she understood what it took to become …