Paul Newman had a distressing streak of indifferent movies in the mid-1960s, but Hombre was...More>>

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A huge flop in its day, The Fortune is mildly amusing all the way, with a great Jack Nicholson...More>>

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Aside from not having the kind of high-profile cast from which pedigrees are fashioned, this John...More>>

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This significant hit in Fritz Lang’s career is a most entertaining suspense thriller with a...More>>

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In this cinematic nut job, John Wayne plays a Chicago detective who heads to London to track down a...More>>

The last of five Anthony Mann-James Stewart Westerns (and eight collaborations overall), Man From...More>>

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The feel-good message of 'Conrack' steers clear of white-guy-helps-a-bunch-of-black-kids clichés....More>>

There’s surprising humor to be had in this very grown-up look-back at the early 1950s Hollywood...More>>

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Even within the context of a not particularly distinguished movie year from half a century ago,...More>>

Running 153 minutes without even a hint of any pacing lags, Oliver! looks terrific on Blu-ray. More>>