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Review of The Maltese Falcon (1941)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

The Maltese Falcon (1941) is one of the most popular classic detective mysteries ever made, and one of the first in the dark film noir genre…

Review of The Asphalt Jungle (1950)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

The Asphalt Jungle (1950) is a naturalistic film noir crime film classic of the early 1950s from director John Huston…

Review of Gone with the Wind (1939)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

The most beloved, enduring and popular film of all time is Gone With The Wind (1939) - its script by Sidney Howard was derived from Margaret…

Review of Bananas!* (2009)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Bananas (1971) is the story of a New Yorker who becomes a South American rebel leader, to impress his political activist love interest Nancy…

Review of Field of Dreams (1989)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Field of Dreams (1989) is a fairy tale celebration of the love of baseball…

Review of The Lost Weekend (1945)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

The Lost Weekend (1945) is a serious, painful and uncompromising, frank look at alcohol addiction that follows almost five days ('one lost…

Review of The Letter (1940)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

The Letter (1940) is a classic melodramatic film noir of murder and deceit, directed by William Wyler. The screenplay by Howard Koch…

Review of American Graffiti (1973)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Young George Lucas' influential hallmark film American Graffiti (1973) recreates the feel, landscape, and sounds of early 60s…

Review of Alien³ (1992)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Alien (1979) is 20th Century Fox's extremely suspenseful, space science-fiction horror film about a menacing, unstoppable,…

Review of Captains Courageous (1937)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

One of cinema's greatest classic adventure stories is Captains Courageous (1937), an adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's novel…

Review of Body Heat (1981)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

The plot twist at the conclusion is a knockout surprise…

Review of Nashville (1975)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Nashville (1975) is director Robert Altman's classic, multi-level, original, two and a half-hour epic study of American culture, show-business,…

Review of To Have and Have Not (1945)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

To Have and Have Not (1944) was director Howard Hawks' wartime adventure masterpiece - a minor film classic loosely based upon part of Ernest…

Review of Foreign Correspondent (1940)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Foreign Correspondent (1940), a Hitchcock spy thriller, is about a hard-headed, American crime reporter and foreign correspondent Johnny Jones…

Review of Love Story (1959)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Love Story (1970) is a sentimental, romantic tearjerker film from director Arthur Hiller about a tragic couple. The melodramatic soap-opera,…

Review of Safety Last! (1923)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Safety Last (1923) earned Harold Lloyd, the bookish, horn-rimmed glasses-wearing comedian, his nickname the King of Daredevil Comedy…

Review of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Rosemary's Baby (1968) is Polish director Roman Polanski's first American film and his second, scary horror film - following his first disturbing film…

Review of Grand Hotel (1932)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Grand Hotel (1932) is a classic masterpiece and all-star epic with high-powered stars of the early 1930s…

Review of Bringing Up Baby (1938)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Bringing Up Baby (1938) is one of versatile director Howard Hawks' greatest screwball comedies and often considered the definitive screwball film…

Review of Red River (1988)

By Tim Dirks (207) for Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (207) on 01 Jan 2000

Red River (1948) is a classic western (considered by many critics to be one of the ten best westerns ever made), a sweeping, epic story about…

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