Rodney (Hugo Martin) resists his grandfather’s (George T. Sutton) attempts to push him into the military, but when he’s drafted, he has to make a choice.
Archive for February, 2011
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Feb
Hollywood Steps Out 1941
If you thought the Academy Awards sucked even more than usual, you are not alone. We were pleased however that Social Network didn’t take a major award if only because the overexposed Jesse Eisenberg, who stole Woody Allen’s self-depricating shtick, is becoming a bit annoying. Enjoy and share.
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Feb
Renegade Ranger 1938 Starring Tim Holt
Texas Ranger Jack Steele has the job of taking down a ranch owner Judith Alvarez, and leader of a crew waging war against crooked government officials who cheated the ranchers out of their land. Not a bad film for a rainy day. Enjoy and share.
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24
Feb
Classic Television’s Decoy: A Night of Fire
Sexy Beverly Garland is back with another episode of New York’s coolest woman cop, kicking butts and loving it.Enjoy the action and share the fun.
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23
Feb
Jivin in Be-Bop 1946
For Black History Month, we step back into yesteryear to enjoy this sensational music and variety extravaganza. With Dizzy Gillespie, Freddie Carter and Milt Jackson burning up the stage, even lames of today will feel the heat from the retro years.
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22
Feb
Meet King Joe 1946
Meet King Joe is a classic animated capitalist propaganda film from the 1940s. ; While it makes some great points for the capitalist system, most of these arguments are woefully outdated even from a retro perspective. Enjoy the history and share the message
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21
Feb
Deadline for Action 1946
We are taking a trip back to the days when unions were just a dream of the America worker. This film shows how Americans had to fight an uphill battle for many things we take for granted today. When profits are soaring and wages are sinking, unions are there to strike a balance. The more things change, the more they stay the same when it comes to big business. Enjoy the film and share the message.
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18
Feb
Classic Black Movies: Juke Joint 1947
Two broke ass con men get involved in a small town beauty contest. Enjoy the laughs, the history and the experience with a friend.
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17
Feb
Classic Movies: The Basketball Fix 1951
A college basketball star collaborrates with organized crime and becomes involved in ‘point shaving.’ A sportswriter tries to get him back on the right track. This is a classic retro crime thriller that won’t disappoint.
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15
Feb
The Lost Honeymoon 1947
When an Englishwoman dies, leaving behind two children, her devoted friend decides to take the children to find the woman’s husband, an American serviceman who had returned to the USA. But the father, now a successful architect, claims not to remember ever having gotten married or having any children. This description was obtained from the good people at IMDb. Enjoy and share
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