#movieUnmoderated tagAll PostsTrending TagsExplore CommunitiesEcoerCurators CommunityBlurt SpaceBlurt PakistanBlurt LifeStyleBlurt Open Circle ⭕TwiggyPhotography LoversBLURT NIGERIABlurtconnectBlurt Investing CommStars#movieTrendingHotNewMutedPayoutdrax in # movies • 3 hours ago • 5 min readFilm Review: My Darling Clementine (1946)Few events have laid the foundation for the popular mythology of the Wild West as the 1881 incident in Tombstone, Arizona, later known as...drax in # movies • 9 hours ago • 6 min readFilm Review: The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)Wars have a price, and that price is being paid even by the side that won an undeniable triumph, as the United States did in the Second...drax in # movies • 22 hours ago • 5 min readFilm Review: Gilda (1946)In today’s Hollywood, stars (or what goes for stars these days) are made by appearing in big films. In the golden age of Hollywood, films...drax in # movies • 15 hours ago • 5 min readFilm Review: Paisan (Paisà, 1946)Roberto Rossellini’s celebrated 1945 drama Rome, Open City is considered to be the rawest and most authentic depiction of the Second World...drax in # movies • yesterday • 8 min readFilm Review: It's a Wonderful Life (1946)Frank Capra is among the greatest American filmmakers of the 20th Century. His works had great influence on American and world cinema....drax in # movies • yesterday • 4 min readFilm Review: Tarzan and the Leopard Woman (1946)Of all the classic Tarzan films starring Johnny Weissmuller, one of the more likely to anger today’s “woke” audience is Tarzan and the...drax in # movies • yesterday • 4 min readFilm Review: The Spiral Staircase (1946)One of the most interesting (or disturbing) elements of today's popular culture is the media obsession with the serial killer phenomenon....drax in # movies • 2 days ago • 3 min readFilm Review: Battle of the Rails (La Bataille du rail, 1946)In today's CNN‑saturated world, it is hard to imagine a time when major wars and battles were not covered by omnipresent cameras. However,...drax in # movies • 2 days ago • 4 min readFilm Review: Caesar and Cleopatra (1945)The British film industry, for nearly the entirety of the 20th century, found itself operating under the imposing shadow cast by Hollywood....drax in # movies • 2 days ago • 4 min readFilm Review: Detour (1945)The allure of film noir continues to captivate critics, film scholars, and cinephiles alike, owing to its profound deviation from the glitz...drax in # movies • 3 days ago • 6 min readFilm Review: Children of Paradise (Les Enfants du paradis, 1945)To say that the American and French cinema industries took very different paths at the end of the first half of the 20th century would be...drax in # movies • 2 days ago • 5 min readFilm Review: The House on 92nd Street (1945)The harsh realities of the Second World War influenced Hollywood crime films through two, sometimes conflicting, trends. Their content...drax in # movies • 3 days ago • 6 min readFilm Review: The Lost Weekend (1945)The practice of films harvesting Oscars on account of their main characters being struck with physical or mental affliction is something...drax in # movies • 3 days ago • 3 min readFilm Review: Tarzan and the Amazons (1945)The creators of Tarzan films starring Johnny Weissmuller were trying to deliver something different to the audience, as the series had been...drax in # movies • 3 days ago • 6 min readFilm Review: Rome, Open City (Roma città aperta, 1945)The First World War established and the Second World War confirmed the hegemony of Hollywood over all other cinema industries in the world....drax in # movies • 4 days ago • 5 min readFilm Review: Brief Encounter (1945)People usually associate David Lean with "larger-than-life" film spectacles like The Bridge on the River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia and...drax in # movies • 4 days ago • 3 min readFilm Review: The Great Flamarion (1945)Erich von Stroheim, Austrian-born actor, writer and director, is one of the most recognisable Hollywood icons. His image is usually...drax in # movies • 4 days ago • 4 min readFilm Review: Scarlet Street (1945)In the last few decades, Hollywood producers have very often used critically and commercially successful films from France for their own...drax in # movies • 4 days ago • 4 min readFilm Review: Spellbound (1945)As I mentioned in one of my previous reviews, from time to time I encounter an interesting film-watching phenomenon, quite the opposite of...drax in # movies • 5 days ago • 4 min readFilm Review: Ministry of Fear (1944)The connection between Alfred Hitchcock and Fritz Lang is undeniable, and nowhere is this link more apparent than in Lang’s 1944 thriller,...
