Here are twelve I enjoyed.
CHAMPAGNE FOR CAESAR [1950] Ronald Coleman, the smartest man
in the world, takes on Vincent Price, the most arrogant CEO in the world.
WILL PENNY [1967] Charlton Heston as a lonely ranch hand
drifter.
GAMBIT [1966] Michael Caine and Shirley MacLaine plan a
heist and nothing goes as planned.
TRAPEZE [1956] Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis and Gina Lollobrigida
swing from the trapeze – with no net!
WOMAN ON THE RUN [1950] A San Francisco noir in which a woman looks for her husband who is a suspect in a murder.
WOMAN ON THE RUN [1950] A San Francisco noir in which a woman looks for her husband who is a suspect in a murder.
THE KING OF COMEDY [1982] Robert DeNiro is funny crazy not
funny ha ha.
LONELY ARE THE BRAVE [1962] Kirk Douglas is a cowboy off-the-grid
in a desperate way.
SUNFLOWER [1970] Marcello Mastroianni and Sophia Loren get
married and then war pulls them apart.
THE QUIET AMERICAN [1958] - Michael Redgrave gives the film the weight it needs to be tragic and memorable.
THE QUIET AMERICAN [1958] - Michael Redgrave gives the film the weight it needs to be tragic and memorable.
STARS IN MY CROWN [1950] Joel McCrae is a sheriff and a
preacher; say your prayers!
YO YO [1965] Pierre Étaix and his excellent comedy of
manners.
RED SKIES OF MONTANA [1952] Richard Widmark is a smoke
jumper who might also be a coward.
