Nine Las Vegas showgirls are chosen to go fight terrorists in the Middle East (by distracting them?) in this under-par action...
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1985
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Director Jonathan Demme made one of his more conventional movies with Swing Shift, an examination of life on the American...
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1984
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Two unusual children have a unique solution to the problem of living without a father in this offbeat horror vehicle. Tom...
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1981
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Faye Dunaway portrays the Argentinian title character in this four-hour TV biopic. The story traces Evita's rise to power...
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1981
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In this crime drama, two dogged FBI agents are on the case to investigate one of the U.S.'s most infamous bank robberies. ~...
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1976
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Unlike the 1935 film version of Jack London's 1897 novel Call of the Wild, which devoted most of its running time to a...
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1976
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This is a badly re-edited and "Americanized" version of a popular Japanese disaster movie, The Submersion of Japan (1973)....
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1975
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The fourth Saturday morning TV series produced by puppeteers Sid and Marty Krofft, Land of the Lost was far more serious in...
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1974
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This sex farce stars Angus Duncan as a lothario on a mission to sleep with five very different women. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi...
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1974
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A French/Czech co-production, the dream-like La Planete Sauvage concerns the degradation of the Oms, human-like creatures on...
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1973
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Somewhat based on Desmond Morris' fascinating book of pop anthropology, this partially animated satirical docudrama --...
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1973
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Where Does It Hurt? is a hospital comedy which is carefully designed to leave no interest group unoffended. In the broadest...
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1972
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In a reversal of the situation in the sixth-season episode "Encore," in which a gangster was persuaded that he had gone back...
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1972
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Steve Franken, best known to baby-boomers as the snotty Chatsworth Osborne Jr. on the old Dobie Gillis TV series, is here...
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1971
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Though the title smacks of World War II, Is This Trip Really Necessary is actually a 1971-vintage drug flick. The "trip" of...
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1970
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Although he was not the first choice to direct it, the hit black comedy MASH established Robert Altman as one of the leading...
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1970
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It's a dark day for the Atlanteans when those three formidable villains The Brain, the Black Manta and Queen Vassa combine...
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1968
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When Tusky vanishes, Aquaman and Aqualad ask for help in finding their walrus friend from all-knowing Oceanus, the Old Man...
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1968
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After years of living in peace, the Tortoids and the Lizard Men go to war over possession of a silver sphere. Hoping to end...
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1968
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Aqualad accidentally releases Snork the Great, a prankish genie who offers to grant three wishes. Not surprisingly,...
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1968
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A practical joke on Aquaman is anything but funny when those merry pranksters Mera and Aqualad find themselves surrounded by...
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1968
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On a secret government assignment, Aqualad and Tusky pay a visit to the all-water world Planet Q344. Soon the pair find...
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1968
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The Brain is back, and if anything he's nastier than ever. This time out, the Brain has teamed up with Reflecto from the...
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1968
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Aqualad is captured and imprisoned in the orbiting globe commandeered by underwater buccaneer Captain Sly. Actually, Sly...
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1968
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Vassa, evil queen of the Mermen, is back to bedevil Aquaman for a third time. On this occasion, Vassa is using five...
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1968
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The Brain returns, this time equipped with a gigantic computer (they were ALWAYS gigantic in the 1960s!) which gives him...
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1968
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Ever the good Samaritans, Aquaman and Aqualad lend a helping hand to the downtrodden victim of an evil--and...
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1968
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Mad scientist Dr. Lamprey has created an underwater Trojan Horse--actually a huge replica of a Portuguese Man-O-War,...
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1968
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An offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico is attacked by the scurrilous Scavo and the Sea Scavengers. Swimming to the...
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1968
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Navy test pilot Mark Bartholomew asks Aquaman to help him try out the experimental vessel "Devil Fish", a combination jet...
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1968
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The Saturnians are a race of extraterrestrials (from guess where?) who look and act like demons. Anticipating global warming...
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1968
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While harvesting precious phosphorous in the Valley of the Glowing Rock, Aquaman, Aqualad and Tusky run up against the...
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1968
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Aqualad is terrified when he confronts a fearsome-looking Gill-man (who bears a striking resemblance to the Creature from the...
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1968
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Aquaman's enemy on this occasion is modern-day pirate Captain Barracuda (not to be confused with the Marvel Comics villain of...
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1968
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In the previous episode, Aquaman and Aqualad did battle against the "Terrible Trio" The Brain, Black Manta and Queen Vassa....
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1968
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While the Aqua-duo performs a maintenance check on the pipeline which pumps oxygen into Atlantic, the demonic Mephisto and...
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1968
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Slithering onto the scene in his crab-shaped sea vessel, the Fisherman uses his endless reserve of angling equipment in his...
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1968
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The wreckage of an ancient pirate ship turns out to be the headquarters of the evil, shapeshifting Torpedoman. Using methods...
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1968
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The Octomen, a sinister race of multi-tentacled, scientifically advanced sea creatures, use giant suction cups to capture...
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1968
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The supervillain-of-the-week is The Brain, who kidnaps Aqualad for more mental mischief. In what seems like record time, the...
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1968
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A violent underwater volcano unleashes a fierce, flaming lava monster, which then lays siege upon Atlantis. Aquaman and...
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1967
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Our old "friend" the Black Manta is back for more sinister skullduggery and world-weary wisecracks (though not necessarily in...
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1967
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Falling under the aromatic spell of a strange sea flower, Mera becomes the prisoner of an evil underwater war lord. To...
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1967
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This time Aquaman is pitted against the evil (if slightly myopic) Molemen, who invade Atlantis in vessels with diamond-tipped...
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1967
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This episode marks the first appearance of the evil Queen Vassa, who commands a huge army of predatory mermen, to say nothing...
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1967
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Del (John Ashley) is an auto mechanic who leaves his brother Marty (Marty Robbins) to open his own business in this routine...
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1967
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A band of plundering space aliens dives to the ocean floor, there to harvest sea-life specimens for their own private...
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1967
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The "ice dragon" is of course no ordinary dragon (by the way, has anyone ever MET an ordinary dragon?) Instead of breathing...
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1967
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No sooner had the evil Black Manta been introduced in DC's "Aquaman" comic books than the black-cowled villain made his TV...
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1967
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The titular Crimson Monster is a creature from another dimension, capable of shooting dangerous bolts of acid at its...
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1967
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Solar-powered space aliens invade the earth, setting the planet's oceans on fire! The evil interlopers then barrage Atlantis...
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1967
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A bolt of lightning on the ocean floor releases the tyrannical Nepto and his "spooky" Viking Raiders after centuries in...
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1967
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While having fun with Imp and Tusky, Aqualad is captured by the green, hissing Reptile-Men, who have taken over an Atlantean...
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1967
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In this comedy, a gambler and his friends endeavor to set up operations in Apple Valley, CA. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1965
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The near-sighted cartoon character Magoo inhabits the role of Friar Tuck in this animated version of the Robin Hood legend....
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1964
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Not long after divorcing his wife Valerie (Julie Adams), Roy Comstock (John Conte) apparently commits suicide. In truth, both...
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1963
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Robot
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1963
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This comedy makes fun of Castro's take-over of Cuba. The story is set upon the mythical Caribbean island of Hondo-Rico,...
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1962
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Disney produced this lavish animated fairy tale, the most expensive cartoon ever made up to its release with a budget of $6...
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1959
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This fantasy is based upon a Finnish epic poem Kalevala. It tells the tale of a magical mill that produces grain, salt, and...
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1959
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A Disneyland salute to America's roadways--past, present, and future--this episode is an agreeable blend of animation (much...
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Narrator
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1958
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Senior Prom is another of those musical salads of the 1950s, heavy on the guest stars but very light on plot. The story...
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1958
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Dr. Tom Merrinoe (Philip Abbott) is a man at the top of his profession, as the head of the Stoneman Institute of Mathematics,...
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1957
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Future "Master of Disaster" Irwin Allen produced this curious but inarguably fascinating adaptation of...
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1957
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MGM's first big-budget science fiction film, Forbidden Planet, combined state-of-the-art special effects with a storyline...
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1956
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Modern audiences may not be familiar with Our Mister Sun, but many students growing up in the '50s and '60s (and into the...
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1956
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Set during Cuba's struggle to free itself from colonialist Spain, this exciting adventure chronicles the exploits of a...
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1956
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From the title on down, King Dinosaur consistently promises more than it delivers. Filmed in three days by quickie king...
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1955
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Produced and directed by the prestigious Frank Lloyd, The Shanghai Story was promoted as a "class" production by the...
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1954
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In this adventure, four explorers search for a vast treasure in the Amazon jungle. One of the explorers is a woman who got...
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1954
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Cliff Chalmer
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1953
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In the wake of Disney's "True Life Adventures" series, many an enterprising producer shipped out similar nature-oriented...
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1953
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At age 50, Bob Hope was getting a bit too long in tooth for frenzied farces like Off Limits, but his surplus of energy makes...
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1953
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A husband-and-wife scientist team (Peter Graves, Andrea King) are experimenting with a "hydrogen tube" invention (which he...
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Arjenian
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1952
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Jeff Chandler stars in the Universal actioner Smuggler's Island. Chandler plays ex-Navy frogman Steve Kent, now employed as a...
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Bok-Ying
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1951
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Peking Express was the second remake of Josef vonSternberg's Shanghai Express. In the original film, a group of railroad...
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Kwon
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1951
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1951
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There's stock footage galore in The Golden Horde, a second-feature recreation of the Arabian Nights era. Sir Guy...
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1951
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This thriller is set in Asia and follows the exciting exploits of a villainous soldier of fortune (Ronald Reagan) involved in...
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Tao Liang
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1951
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The McCloy family is a seemingly normal, everyday kind of nuclear family -- a mother who sews and embroiders, a father who...
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1951
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George Raft once again plays the outcast of society who comes through in the end in Intrigue. Dishonorably discharged from...
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Ramon
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1947
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Reminiscent of the classic "screwball" comedy-mysteries of the prewar years, Columbia's The Corpse Came C.O.D stars Warner...
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1947
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1947
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In Dead Reckoning, Rip Murdock (Humphrey Bogart) recites the film's plotline to a priest in the confessional. Murdock and...
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Krause
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1947
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If Grecian storyteller Aesop really did exist, he was most likely a black slave. He wasn't an Austrian actor with an Egyptian...
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1946
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Boston Blackie is back and in hot pursuit of a jewel thief and killer in this mystery. The reformed thief soon tracks the...
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1946
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Without Reservations has to be the least typical John Wayne picture of the postwar era. Top billing is bestowed upon...
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1946
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Deadline at Dawn represented not only the sole film directorial effort of Broadway's Harold Clurman, but also the only...
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1946
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1945
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In his first film in two years, James Cagney stars as Nick Condon, the American editor of a pre-WW2 Tokyo newspaper. When two...
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1945
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