Madame Curie

At the end of the 19th Century, women were not encouraged to get an education. They were not expected to have a career. Yet Marie Sklodowska of Poland sought both and achieved greatness beyond anyone's imagination. Madame Curie (1943) depicts a...

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Man of a Thousand Faces

Some films remain classics simply because they are above average. Man of a Thousand Faces (1957), one such film, is the film biography of silent screen legend Lon Chaney. The story features different aspects of his life from the time Chaney was a y...

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Man with the Golden Gun, The

The James Bond series, adapted from Ian Flemings novels, has hit several goofy patches in its time, with 1974's The Man with the Golden Gun serving as a crown jewel of sheer silliness. These flicks were never meant to be taken too seriously to ...

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Millionaire, The

Anyone who is drawn to watch The Millionaire (1931) starring James Cagney, won't find much of him in this film. They will see a totally enjoyable movie and an amazing performance by English actor George Arliss who plays a duel role as automaker...

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Moonraker

James Bond fans have been asked to accept a lot of things over the years. The series serves as a water mark for pure escapist fantasies, so viewers have always known to expect their fair share of silliness from these pictures. Even with the cast of...

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