The world's most famous fictional spy seeks to protect England's newest weapon from an unknown threat in Moonraker, my introduction to the James Bond franchise.
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As World War II draws to an end, an officer fights for his men against a ruthless captain in a must-see dramedy.
One of the most literal examples of the armchair detective trope comes to life in a classic old time radio series.
Gene Kelly embarks on a vendetta against the criminals who killed his father in Black Hand, his first dramatic outing.
(Originally posted on Channel Awesome on December 21, 2017)
I should have learned my lesson from The Crimson Pirate - when Burt Lancaster is the star of a swashbuckler, run away screaming. That being said, I went into The Flame and the Arrow thinking it would be just another bad post-World War II swashbuckler. I wasn't expecting it to piss me the **** off as much as it did. A mad artist sets out to create his greatest masterpieces at a hideous cost in House of Wax, a classic horror flick starring Vincent Price.
(Originally posted on Channel Awesome on April 28, 2017)
Jimmy Stewart is at his most charming in Harvey, a delightful little comedy about a man whose best friend is an invisible six-foot-tall rabbit. (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on August 31, 2015)
I'm glad I gave this another chance before writing this review. After a second viewing, I have to admit this semi-adaptation of King Solomon's Mines is better than I first gave it credit for, even if I still don't think it's that great of a movie. (Originally posted on Channel Awesome on July 6, 2015)
A small town learns a hard lesson on what it means to have a fast-drawing gunman for a neighbor in The Fastest Gun Alive, an excellent Western starring Glenn Ford. |
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