Love (1928)

Love (1928) was a Drama - Silent Films Film directed by Edmund Goulding and John Gilbert and produced by Edmund Goulding.

Silver Screen Standards: Love and Language in Ball of Fire (1941)

By Jennifer Garlen on Apr 2, 2026 From Classic Movie Hub Blog

Love and Language in Ball of Fire (1941) With a title like Ball of Fire, you expect real fireworks, and this 1941 screwball comedy delivers them with spectacular energy and skill. There?s so much to love about the film that it?s hard to know where to start, much less how to boil it down to a sing... Read full article

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A Double Bout of Amnesia: Love Letters and The Groundstar Conspiracy

By Rick29 on Jan 12, 2026 From Classic Film & TV Cafe

Jennifer Jones and Joseph Cotten.Love Letters (1945). During World War II, soldier Allen Quinton (Joseph Cotten) writes eloquent love letters on behalf of his less‑articulate comrade Roger. The woman receiving them, Victoria (Jennifer Jones), falls in love with the writer--whom she believes is... Read full article

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Day 8 of Noirvember: Super Sucker Saturday ? The Sucker Love of Frank and Bart

By shadowsandsatin on Nov 8, 2025 From Shadows and Satin

Welcome to Super Sucker Saturday for Noirvember 2025, where I shine the spotlight on the hapless, witless, and altogether dumb dudes of film noir ? the guys who see a pretty face and let their lust do the talking, not to mention the acting. The otherwise upstanding fellas who get a whiff of a spicy ... Read full article

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Silver Screen Standards: Mad Love (1935)

By Jennifer Garlen on Oct 9, 2025 From Classic Movie Hub Blog

Silver Screen Standards: Mad Love (1935) I?m firmly in the ?every day is Halloween? camp when it comes to classic horror movies, and I especially love the lesser-known, off-the-wall, really weird examples of the genre, from Murders in the Zoo (1933) to Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959). It?s har... Read full article

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To Paris with Love (1955)

By The Metzinger Sisters on May 24, 2025 From Silver Scenes - A Blog for Classic Film Lovers

Alec Guinness is usually regarded as a serious actor due to his roles in The Bridge on the River Kwai, Tunes of Glory and Star Wars, but he was primarily a star of light comedies throughout the 1940s and 1950s and he made a number of entertaining films... one of which was To Paris with Love, release... Read full article

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