I Love Old Movies

We are back! After a bit of a longer hiatus than we ever imagined, we are back with our first new episode of 2023! This time, we are taking a look at an oft-requested film, 1934's "March of the Wooden Soldiers", or "Babes in Toyland" starring the legendary film comedy team, Laurel and Hardy. Have a listen and hear what we thought!

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1. Down to the road block, we've just begun.
2. The guards are through.
3. The Major's men are on a spree.
4. Major and Wladislaw go through the door.
5. Pinkley stays out in the drive.
6. The Major gives the rope a fix.
7. Wladislaw throws the hook to heaven.
8. Jiminez has got a date.
9. The other guys go up the line.
10. Sawyer and Gilpin are in the pen.
11. Posey guards Points Five and Seven.
12. Wladislaw and the Major go down to delve.
13. Franko goes up without being seen.
14. Zero Hour: Jiminez cuts the cable; Franko cuts the phone.
15. Franko goes in where the others have been.
16. We all come out like it's Halloween.

Oh yeah, we're doing THE DIRTY DOZEN!!!!

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It's November, and that's when we like to take a look at war films. This time around, we look at one of (if not the) greatest prisoner of war film ever, The Great Escape. This is a film that holds a special place in Sam's heart, and is the sort of film we could talk about for hours. Both as a film, and an historical event, this tale is truly one for the ages! Have a listen and hear what we thought!

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So, have you ever thought about which film was THE one, that made you a fan? Sam and Derek sure have, and for Sam...this just might be the culprit! Part comedy, part horror, this greatest of the "Monster Rally" films set the standard for merging the two genres that we now know go together so well! Have a listen and let us know what you thing about this incredible film!

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Obviously, words like "...the most important film in the history of horror cinema" get thrown around all willy-nilly these days...but I ask you, if this film doesn't qualify for such praise, which one possibly could?

We take an affectionate look at one of Sam's favourite films, and Derek's favourite vampire film, as we embrace spooky season with a watch of Nosferatu (1922). Have a listen and let us know what you think!

Also, it's Sam's birthday! Give her a shout out for her 18th!

Ok, so maybe we still have a bit more Davy Crockett to cover. And when that means we get to take a look at a John Wayne film, specifically an historical EPIC, directed by The Duke....well, how can we resist? John Wayne is one of Sam's favourites, so you know she's bringing her A-Level enthusiasm for this one! But is this film the masterpiece that John Wayne intended? Or is it a failed film from a woefully inexperienced director whose reach exceeded his grasp? Have a listen and hear what we thought!

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When three hugely popular episodes of Walt Disney's Disneyland TV show were spliced together to create a film for cinematic release, one wonders if anyone thought this would be too much Davy Crockett. Well, as it turns out, in 1955, there was no such thing as Davy Crockett! A mythical character, brought perfectly to life by Fess Parker, Davy was the quintessential post-war, pre-Elvis hero! But how does this film hold up today? And more importantly, do we recommend a watch on this one? Have a listen and hear what we thought!

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Happy September everyone! We welcome the school year back with a new episode, this time looking at something fun! Buck Privates was only the second film Abbott and Costello appeared in, but it was their first true "starring" vehicle for the duo. This movie brings the laughs as well as some incredible music numbers by The Andrews Sisters! This film is a comedy classic...but is its reputation earned? Or is it's reputation better than the on screen results? Have a listen and hear what we thought!

Derek and Sam start their second year with a bang!!! A recent family trip has led to a moment of inspiration, that has the gang covering the 1951 classic, The African Queen. Yeah, maybe we ride the Bogart-Huston collaboration pretty hard on this show, but man...could these two work together or what? 

Have a listen, hear what we thought, and give us a shout!

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It's our 1 year anniversary show! And to celebrate, we are taking a special look at one of Derek and Sam's most mutually beloved films....1949's The Third Man! The enthusiasm is palpable in this one! Have a listen, wish us a happy birthday, and let us know what you thought about our take on this fantastic masterpiece of a film!

We bring our all request month of July to a close with a look at a Marx Brothers film! The Brothers are Sam's favourites, so we picked once of their best to watch and share our thoughts with you on! A Night at the Opera was the first Marx Brother's film made for MGM and really was a turning point in many ways for their act. But were all the changes for the better? Well, have a listen and hear what we thought! Watch more movies, everyone!

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If you are the sort of person that likes their sweet old ladies with a little bit of poison, their murders with a little bit of madcap, and their podcasts with a little bit of Sam and Derek, then this could be the episode for you. All-request July continues with a look at 1944's Arsenic and Old Lace, which is the sort of film that can cure what ails you! So, pour a big goblet of elderberry wine, grab a seat on the window bench, and have a listen to hear what we thought!

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All-request July continues, and one of our listeners suggested we give Burt Lancaster another chance with 1968's The Swimmer. Will this be a film that fits neatly into the Lancaster Paradox? Well, have a listen and hear what we thought!

It's July, and as promised we are back with a month of listener requests! This one is a big one, so let's start off with a bang with a true all-time classic, 1939's The Wizard of Oz!! What more needs be said? Have a listen and hear what we thought!

We wrap up our month-long look at film noir with The Blue Dahlia from 1946! Featuring the iconic noir pairing of Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake, this film was well-reviewed and well-received by audiences in it's day, buuuttttt....how does it hold up? You've probably heard of this film. You've probably heard its great. But is it? Raymond Chandler's first original screenplay was nominated for an Oscar, sure, yet room for some criticism of the narrative remains! Join Sam and Derek and they noir it up, one last time (for now!)....have a listen and hear what they thought of this film!

June Noir continues with our look at a film that features the Hollywood debut of screen legend Charlton Heston....Dark City. This film has a great supporting cast with Jack Webb, Harry Morgan, and one of our favourites here on the show, Don Defore. But it also has Lizabeth Scott, and your mileage may vary on her. A weird revenge tale, with a cast of unlikeable characters, is this a great noir film? Or is it miss that should have been a hit? Join Derek and special GUEST HOST Nikki (Sam is away this week) and have a listen to hear what we thought!

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So, what do you say about one of the greatest films of all time? Especially when it's also one of your favourites? And you're doing a month on film noir and this is the best one ever made? Well....we tried! We really did try! Have a listen to hear Derek and Sam try to offer any critique for the treasured masterpiece that is...The Maltese Falcon!

Happy June everyone! A new month means a new theme, and this time we are shifting out focus to one of the coolest of all genres, Film Noir! And, to start things off, why not take a look at film widely regarded as the very best the genre has to offer? Based on a novel inspired by a real life insurance scam murder, Double Indemnity presents like a textbook on how to make a noir...everything you want is here!! Check out this episode to hear what we thought, and be sure to tell us what YOU think!

We wrap up our month-long look at animated films with the first animated feature produced by the British Film Industry, Animal Farm. Funded in part by the CIA , the anti-totalitarian messages from the George Orwell book at brought vividly, almost gruesomely, to life by the husband-wife animation team of Halas-Batchelor. Intended as propaganda cloaked as entertainment, how does this film stack up as a piece of work on its own merits? We aren't going to try to unpack all of the themes of the source material here, just evaluate the film on it's own merits. Have a listen, and hear what we though about this dark, intense, violent, and artistic film.

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It's our 40th episode and that means something special! This time, we are first going to take a look back at the 18 films we watched in Season Two and put them in a ranked order from our least to most favourite! Where will your favourite end up? Have a listen and find out! And THEN, we continue our look at the animation classics of the golden age with a discussion of the Fleischer Studios series of Superman shorts form the early 1940's. These timeless classics are the foundation upon which superhero cartoons are based, and everyone should take the time to watch and appreciate them! Have a listen to hear our thoughts!

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So, for the month of May we are going to be looking at animated films, and there is no better place to start than the first ever feature-length offering in this genre, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from 1937. This Disney film set the mold for decades of filmmaking, and is an incredibly influential and essential piece of moviemaking. As always, be sure to check out what Derek and Sam think!

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This week, Derek and Sam take a look at one of most spectacular fantasy films of the Golden Age of filmmaking. Spectacular visuals? Check. amazing costumes and sets? Oh yeah! Envelope-pushing special effects that still look good today? Totally yes! One of the most thrilling adventures of all time? Well..... For all of it's incredible visual splendor, this might be a film with some problems. Have a listen, and hear what we thought about this British-made Academy Award winning film!

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Ok, so let's set this one up for you: Humphrey Bogart in his best acting performance. John Huston finest film as a director. Walter Huston's Oscar-winning performance. Tim Holt in what is certainly the high water mark of his career. All together, we might just have one of the best adventure films ever made in the old Hollywood era. One of Derek's favourites, and a new viewing experience for Sam, have a listen and hear what they thought about this absolute gem of a motion picture!

We continue our look at adventure movies for the month of April with this absolute gem of a motion picture. Directed by the great Michael Curtiz, and starring screen legends Errol Flynn and Olivia DeHavilland (ably supported by Claude Rains, Basil Rathbone, and Alan Hale), this might just be THE definitive Robin Hood movie. Filled with action, romance, and mirth, this film is a technicolor feast for the eyes as well! If you’ve never seen this film, now is a perfect time to be your first time. They don’t make ‘em like this anymore!

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We start a new theme month....It's all-adventure April...with 1956's Moby Dick, which for many is the definitive film version of Melville's novel. With some nifty effects, a fantastic supporting cast, and a climactic action scene that will get your blood pumping, this is a movie that deserves a look. But is it a great adaptation of it's source material, or is it better thought of as a standalone film? Have a listen and hear what Derek and Sam thought!

How we ever got 34 episodes in without looking at a Gregory Peck film is beyond me, but we make up for it in style, with discuss the incredible 1948 western Yellow Sky.  A film that is beautifully shot, almost thematically a film noir, and driven by a fantastic script, this is the sort of western that could turn you on to the whole genre. We had a lot to say about this one, so sit back and enjoy! This is the last film of all-Western March, and we might have saved the best for last.

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Ok, so quick question: What's your favourite western? A lot of people might pick Unforgiven, or The Searchers, or The Magnificent Seven, and honestly, those are all fantastic choices. But....this brilliant little gem of a film belongs in any discussion of great western films!  It's got some star power, an amazing cast, a riveting storyline, and a beautiful use of slow burn pacing. It's the sort of film that stays with you, and makes you ache in all the right ways. Have a listen and hear what we thought of it, as well as a fantastic cold open by Sam where she tells the tale an epic day from her childhood. This episode's a good one, so enjoy!

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We've got a very special request for this episode, our second Western film of our month-long look a the genre! Derek's dad (Sam's Gumpy) asked that we take a look at one of his favourite westerns, and with a cast like this, how could we refuse? Sure, it's got Burt Lancaster, and that's always a touchy thing around here, but it also has Lee Marvin, one of Sam's favourite tough guy actors. So, how does The Professionals stack up, all these years later? Have a listen and hear what we thought!

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Derek reads from an article about the cinematography of the film in this episode...here's the article. check it out! https://ascmag.com/articles/beyond-the-frame-the-professionals

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We jump with two feet into our month-long look at western movies, beginning with a film that didn't' quite meet it's goals of being an epic classic, 1960's The Unforgiven! There's a lot to unpack with this one, including a troubled production, an unhappy cast and crew, and the end of HHL as a production company. Is this film a flawed masterpiece, or a poorly assembled collection of talent that really missed the mark? Have a listen and hear what we have to say!

Special note! The version we watched of this film was on Amazon Prime (Canada) and was a horrible transfer, showing lots of decay and a horrible pan'n'scan job that really affected the aspect ratio. Sam and Derek were both pretty critical of the cinematography, and certainly the quality of the transfer we saw GREATLY impacted our viewing experience, and the visual appeal of the film. 

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Ok, so we are going to try something really different this time, just to celebrate our 30th episode! This time, Sam and Derek (and special guest Nikki) will be watching three silent movie classics and commenting on them in real time as they go. And we are proving the links to the videos on Youtube so YOU can watch these films while hearing the gang at ILOM talk about them. It might be fun, it might be weird, it might be lousy....BUT it's definitely something we haven't tried before! For sure let us know if you enjoyed this episode!

Here are the links you need:

The Great Train Robbery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3jrB5ANUUY

A Trip to the Moon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLVChRVfZ74

Kid Auto Races at Venice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0JacFUP99Y

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Our month-long look at romance films comes to an end with Derek and Sam sitting down to check out His Girl Friday, a film considered to be the greatest 'screwball comedy'! Alternately light and dark, farcical and dramatic, this cleverly written, directed, and acted film takes dialogue delivery to a whole other level and even set the record for the most works spoken per minute in a feature film. Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell knock it out of the park in the Howard Hawks film, which is objectively a great movie....but is it a great *romance* movie? Have a listen to hear what we thought!

It took us 27 episodes, but we finally got around to covering a John Wayne film, to Sam's delight! However, we're not looking at one of his classic westerns, but this drama/comedy/romance from 1952! John Ford saw the Quiet Man as his best film, and Maureen O'Hara considered it her favourite as well. Wayne, for his part, put it in the top 3. Regardless, this classic tale of a fallen boxer on a road to redemption by way of true love and family roots is a good one, and these much to discuss!

And as an added bonus, enjoy our special guest cold open from Tanya Couch, who has a great story about visiting Cong, Ireland, that connects wonderfully to the film! Thanks to her for helping us out on this episode!

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It's February, and in honour of Valentine's day and all the lovey-dovey, kissy-wissy, hanky-panky kind of stuff that accompanies it, the gang at ILOM is taking a look at some film romances! First up is this 1955 film, based on the autobiographical novel by Dr. Han Suyin. In this one you have the always great William Holden, the dubiously cast Jennifer Jones, and a magnificent tale of love against the sort of obstacles that are pretty hard to surmount. Oh, and you have THE SONG.  Have a listen, bring a box of kleenex, and let's have a time!

So, we decided to squeeze in one more request, real quick like, and that means, you get a BONUS episode for the month of January! We are taking a very brief look at 1940's masterpiece. Rebecca, directed by Alfred Hitchcock! Despite a troubles production, and several on-set feuds, no one can argue the incredible final result...a classic film that stands the test of time! Thanks to Ashley for this request!

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The requests just keep coming! This time, we take a look at one of the greatest courtroom dramas of all time, a film that is so impeccably, written, acted, and directed that it was difficult to find anything to criticize. We give a big shout out to our pal, Dave Becker, for suggesting this one, and we hope we did it justice!
There have been several film versions of Inherit the Wind over the years, but we are looking at the first, best version, starring the incomparable duo of Spencer Tracy and Frederic March!

Find out more about what Dave Becker is up to, with his film reviews and podcasting! Check him out at:

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You never know what sort of film we are going to cast our gaze on when it comes to listener requests! This time around we take a look at a film that is a bit more recent that we normally would...1968's The Party, directed by Blake Edwards and starring Peter Sellers. And the question we have to ponder is if this is truly a comedy classic that has stood the test of time, or a film that is deeply problematic due to it's handling of issues of race and nationality? Have a listen, hear what we thought, and share your ideas too!

Thanks to our good pal Bill Van Veghel for the request. To hear Bill doing what he does best, check him out on the following podcasts!

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We continue our all-request month of January with a look at a film noir from the "decline" period of sometimes-polarizing and controversial actor George Raft. Raft's career took off like a rocket in the 1930's, but his lack of acting ability, apathy towards many projects, poor career choices, and affiliations with criminals led to a long decline. Was Johnny Allegro Raft's last great film, or just a pit stop on his way down? Have a listen and hear what we thought! 

Thanks to listener Robin Saunders for this request!

Happy 2022! It's January, and that means our long-anticipate all-request month of shows is here. First up, is a special request from insta user @redheaded_stepchild, who previously had turned us onto It Happened on 5th Avenue! So, our first episode of the new year is for her, and for you all, as Sam and Derek take a look at 1932's Tarzan, The Ape Man, starring Johnny Weissmuller. Does this classic stand the test of time? Have a listen and hear what we thought!

With 20 episodes down and a bit of a holiday break in store, Derek and Sam look back on the show so far. The movies they covered, the podcasts they did, the friends they made, and their upcoming plans are all on the agenda in the retrospective special episode!

It's time for our 20th episode spectacular, and for this very special show, we are making picks for our favourite portrayals of Santa Claus on the screen. Sam's got hers, Derek's got his, and we are being joined by some fantastic guests who are sharing their thoughts as well. Join us as the den mother of our little clan, Nikki, co-host of Movie Lovers Mallory Jacobson, Pet Rock Radio's Brent Rombough, and Bill Van Veghel from Land of the Creeps and Phantom Galaxy all let us know who the best Santa is for them!

There are so many great versions and performances of Santa from which to choose, and we are offering up only a few...did your favourite get mentioned? Have a listen and find out!

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Our look at films to celebrate the holiday season continues as we watch and discuss a movie widely considered to be one of the worst ever made, 1964's Santa Claus Conquers the Martians! Intended as a sci fi children's film to provide an alternative to Disney films, this off beat curiousity is a must-see for any lover of bad cinema. Firmly nestled into "so bad it's good" territory, Derek and Sam have a special affection for this one, and once you hear what they have to say, you might find yourself wondering if, indeed, "Voldar was right!"

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It's December, and that means Derek and Sam will be looking at some seasonal films! No one loves a good Christmastime movie like the gang at ILOM, but will this would-be classic wind up making their list of favourites? Don Defore and Victor Moore carry this curious film, which features a message that might just resonate with audiences today! Check it out and see what we thought!

Also, our 20th Episode is soon approaching and we are going to have some guests, so please give them a listen (or 5)!

Listen to Mallory Jacobson at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-lovers/id1553647582

Check out Bill Van Veghel at https://phantomgalaxy.podbean.com/

To close off our all-war movie month of November, we take a close look at the man that was a greater action hero in real life than most actors are in their movies. The legendary Audie Murphy and his autobiographical performance in To Hell and Back tell a tale of heroism, bravado, loyalty, and courage the likes of which have to be seen to be believed! The heroism was real, but is it a good movie? Listen and find out what we thought. 

Plus! As an added bonus for this episode, podcaster Phillip Kesterton of "Above and Beyond" joins us to tell us a bit about Audie Murphy, the man. Phillips show focuses on tales of battlefield heroism, so this seemed a natural time to collaborate with him.  We're big fans of his, and couldn't be happier with how it worked out. Please go give him a listen, and tell him the gang at ILOM sent you! 

https://anchor.fm/above-and-beyond-podcast

Sam and Derek can't believe it took them this long to get to a Humphrey Bogart film, but now that they have, it's worth the wait! Telling the tale of an outnumbered, rag-tag group of allied soldiers protecting a desert well from a large cohort of German Afrika Corps, Sahara was the first film that Bogie made for Columbia after become a huge star in a series of Warner films. Great action, performances and cinematography reward the viewer of this film! Have a listen and hear what the ILOM gang thought!

This episode's cold open is from special guest DAVE BECKER! Dave is a very accomplished and renowned podcaster and you can hear his work at:

http://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/

https://horrormoviepodcast.com/tag/dave-becker/

www.dvdinfatuation.com

Be sure to check Dave's work out, and if you drop him a line, tell him we said HI!

Enjoy the episode!

Our month-long look at war movies continues, and for our Remembrance Day release, we are looking at the greatest anti-war film of all time, the 1930 version of All Quiet on the Western Front. Derek has seen this film many times over the years and has always wanted to watch it with Sam. This was her first viewing, and the impact is has on her is substantial. Join us for a close look at this timeless and endlessly relevant film, and if you've seen it, be sure to let us know what you think!

So, we are looking at war movies for the month of November, and we are starting off with a doozy! Combining the star power of Burt Lancaster and Clark Gable, AND the sublime directing of Robert Wise, this submarine film is a one of a kind viewing experience. Find out what Derek and Sam though about this one! Is this a classic example of "The Burt Lancaster Paradox"? Should you give it a watch? Does Sam love war movies more than she loves westerns? Give a listen and find out! 

Here is the link to the article Derek mentioned: https://www.indiewire.com/2021/10/whats-the-future-of-classic-film-appreciation-1234672340/

Picking up moments where 1931's Dracula left off, this worthy sequel brings a lot of new dimensions to the cinematic vampire mythology. Derek and Sam take a good look at the last film of ILOM's scary movie October, and have some interesting thoughts about the use of comedy in the film as well as the curious aspects of it's production. If you like vampires, or movies, or movies about vampires, then this could be the episode for you! Check it out!

All scary October continues at ILOM with this look at the Hammer classic....but does it hold up? With a Technicolor presentation, revenge-driven supernatural murders, and many long, long expository scenes, there is a lot to consider! Derek and Sam share all their thoughts and aren't in a punch-pulling mood! Be sure to check this one out! Special guest cold open this week, too!

Note: Derek mentions an article during this podcast. Check it out here - https://warped-perspective.com/index.php/2013/05/23/the-gentlest-and-most-generous-of-men-the-friendship-of-peter-cushing-and-christopher-lee/