Grand Old Movies
Blogging about Hollywood's golden-age films.
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Most recent posts
“Jolly unpleasant when you come slap up against the supernatural.” I haven’t come up against the supernatural myself, but I suppose an encounter with it could be unpleasant. Isn’t that what always happens anyway in …
Hard Times of 1975 is a lovely film about the unlovely sport of bare-knuckle boxing. Walter Hill’s first directorial effort, the movie came out in the 1970s nostalgia boom, and its cinematographer, Philip Lathrop, shot …
I love the title Purple Noon. It’s the name for the 1960 French film adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel The Talented Mr. Ripley; and while Highsmith’s title explains, with cold-blooded cheek, the character of her …