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Have you seen Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)?

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Voting ended onSep 11, 2025

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The Invasion of the Body Snatchers was released in theaters on February 5, 1956. The movie was based on the serial story "The Body Snatchers" published in Collier's Magazine by Jack Kinney. In 1994 the film about alien pods replacing people with clones was added to the Library of Congress National Film Registery. A framing device was added post production as the studio feared ending the movie on a downbeat and uncertain note. They also forced the production to remove all the humorous lines and beats from the production as they felt a movie couldn't both be humorous and horror. ("Invasion of the Body Snatchers", Movie Event)

Has Anybody Seen My Gal? (Has Anyone Seen My Gal?) (1952) Douglas Sirk

January 25th 2026

#has anybody seen my gal?#has anyone seen my gal?#1952 #douglas sirk #charles coburn #piper laurie #rock hudson #Gigi Perreau #lynn bari #larry gates #william reynolds #gloria holden #james dean #has anybody seen my gal #oh money money

Airport (Airport)

Katastrophenfilm ; USA ; 1970 ; FA ; Regie: George Seaton ; Drehbuch: George Seaton ; Produktion: Ross Hunter für Universal ; Musik: Alfred Newman ; Kamera: Ernest Laszlo ; Schnitt: Stuart Gilmore ; Darsteller: Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, George Kennedy, Helen Hayes, Van Heflin, Maureen Stapleton, Barry Nelson, Dana Wynter, Lloyd Nolan, Barbara Hale, Gary Collins, John Findlater, Jessie Royce Landis, Larry Gates, Paul Picerni, Whit Bissell

#George Seaton #Burt Lancaster #Dean Martin #Jean Seberg #Jacqueline Bisset #George Kennedy #Helen Hayes #Van Heflin #Maureen Stapleton #Barry Nelson #Dana Wynter #Lloyd Nolan #Barbara Hale #Gary Collins #Jessie Royce Landis #Larry Gates #Paul Picerni #Whit Bissell #Katastrophenfilm

Has Anybody Seen My Gal? (1952)

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The Brothers Rico (1957)

"Okay, okay, so nobody's blaming you! Let's just say something happened way back, huh? So maybe I am gonna die. But, Eddie, you've got even bigger troubles. You're gonna live."

#the brothers rico #1957 #film noir #american cinema #phil karlson #lewis meltzer #ben perry #georges simenon #richard conte #dianne foster #kathryn grant #larry gates #james darren #argentina brunetti #lamont johnson #paul picerni #harry bellaver #paul dubov #william phipps #richard bakalyan #mimi aguglia #US noir adaptation of a Simenon novel; i haven't read this one i dont think but I'd bet good money the book doesn't feature the same #syrupy sweet (and frankly quite implausible) ending. that aside‚ this is very decent stuff indeed. it's character led‚ rather than being #too plot heavy‚ allowing Conte (an old favourite of mine since he stole The Four Just Men tv series away from his international co stars)#to shine in his role as a former mob accountant gone straight but dragged‚ by younger brothers‚ back into the grist of it all #he's brilliant‚ particularly in the early domestic scenes with Foster which are genuinely very sweet and charming‚ with a realism and #natural rhythm that this kind of film so often fails to find in contrast to the stylized violence and hyper cool dialogue of the more macho #setpieces (not that i don't enjoy those too!). nor is Conte alone; this is a good film for actors‚ and every part down to the most minor of #middlemen‚ henchmen and goons (and there's a lot of those here) feels like a fully realised‚ honest creation by a talented actor #the melodrama comes a little thick in the back half and as said the very ending is.. far fetched. but definitely a superior whole of a film

In the Heat of the Night 1967

“The famous slap, where Tibbs retaliates against a racist landowner, wasn’t improvised, though, as has been suggested. I kept telling [Sidney] Poitier that Tibbs was a sophisticated detective, not used to being pushed around. I showed him how to do the slap. ‘Don’t hit him on the ear,’ I said. ‘I want you to really give him a crack on the fatty side of his cheek.’ I told him to practise on me. A black man had never slapped a white man back in an American film. We broke that taboo.

”Young black people in northern cities responded to the film in a much more visceral way than the whites did. This was the first time a black actor was wearing the fancy suit and being looked up to.”

-Director of In the Heat of the Night (1967), Norman Jewison on The Slap Heard Round The World.