The Top Ten Films of 1939
When tradition met avant-garde, the past met the future, and sepia met Technicolor.
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Top Ten Films of 1937
For this entry in our monthly anniversary series, we set our time machines to 80 years ago. What are your top-ranked films from 1937?
The Top Ten Movies of 1947
Post-war disillusionment is going strong in a year full of noir, but escapism remains to balance out Flickchart’s Top 10 of 1947!
Ranking the TCM Film Festival: Days 1 & 2
The first two days of TCM Film Fest brought Pre-Code rarities, noir both American and Argentine, forgotten Cary Grant, and heartwarming Americana.
The Top Ten Films of 1946
It’s been seventy years since 1946, but these films are as fresh as the day they came out.
The Top Ten Films of 1955
Sixty years ago, the cinematic landscape was quite different. Let’s take a look at the best that 1955 had to offer in film.
Reel Rumbles: “Charade” vs. “Wait Until Dark”
Twice Audrey Hepburn went toe-to-toe against a lineup of lowlifes and looked good doing it. A close examination of CHARADE and WAIT UNTIL DARK will show which ’60s flick is the hippest.
“In A Lonely Place” – Nathan’s Movie Challenge, Week 16
“I said I liked it – I didn’t say I wanted to kiss it.”
Actor Spotlight: James Stewart
Few actors in the history of cinema are as well-beloved as James Stewart. His affable drawl and passionate investment in every role pervades his long career. Here’s a look at his Top 13 films on Flickchart.
“Notorious” – Nathan’s Movie Challenge, Week 16
“We are protected by the enormity of your stupidity, for a time.”
That the film focuses more on Kong surprises me not at all. He more closely approximates an actual character, while…
Absolutely loved "Insidious: The Red Door"! The emotional depth and intense storytelling took this franchise to a whole new level.
I liked Guardians 3. It was a good ending to the trilogy. Gunn is one of the few filmmakers who…
Top Gun and Banshees deserve all the good awards.
North Dallas Forty might be appearing an article to come ;)