Claudette Colbert: Academy Award winner for her role in the 1934 Comedy It Happened One Night. is considered one of the 50 Greatest American Screen Legends. We explore her movies and career.
Sometimes, with the passing of the years, things you once believed change. Maturity and social mores influence us, or maybe we just get wiser. I recently watched Imitation of Life, both versions. The first, a 1934 release, starred Claudette…
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October is on its way out with a bang! As the month winds down, you’ll notice that there’s a huge assortment of new releases now available, with titles for every taste. Take a look at the following film and TV…
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A journey through movie history awaits you in this week’s overview of new releases, one that spans the star-driven motion pictures of the 1930s and ’40s through to the stunning computer-generated graphics of modern family films. As you browse these…
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Although July is winding down, the same can’t be said for this month’s new releases. As you’ll see below, titles ranging from recent theatrical releases to classics from the Golden Age of Hollywood to TV season sets are now available….
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When did you first fall in love with the movies? If your answer was during the Golden Age of Hollywood, you will be more than interested in the releases of Classicflix. Focusing on “only the classics,” the company is bringing…
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From Jedis to Munsters, this week’s DVD and Blu-ray new releases includes titles for all sorts of film fans. There’s also some cult flicks making their Blu-ray debut, as well as two new additions to the Criterion Collection’s lineup of…
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Who doesn’t love a great franchise? Long-running series of films and television shows provide audiences with the opportunity to check in with their favorite characters to see what exciting exploits they have gotten into. We currently have a variety of…
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Classic Flix has recently made some jaw-dropping titles available from the classic age of Hollywood. Spanning all genres, these new titles showcase terrific stars and unforgettable stories. Here’s a sampling of some of the, well, classic offerings that are waiting…
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Two years after it was originally published, Betty MacDonald’s down home memoir The Egg and I was transformed into a motion picture which hit theaters in May of 1947. In the film, Claudette Colbert stars as city-bred Manhattanite MacDonald, who…
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Selznick International Pictures’ 1944 release Since You Went Away endures because of its realistic portrayal of how World War II impacted the lives of those who were left behind when the war started. The gripping ensemble drama — which makes…
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