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Showing posts with label download. Show all posts

Saturday, October 6, 2012

SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND

SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND: The Big Lift (1950)



The Big Lift is a dramatisation of real events during the Soviet blockade of Berlin in 1948, using real footage of the airlifts, making the film a historical document as well as an entertaining flick starring Montgomery Clift and Paul Douglas. The film is also populated by real servicemen, rather than actors or extras, adding another layer of authenticity. The love story is pure Hollywood, though, but it sits well within the confines of the limited scope of the main focus of the story. All round good performances, and the added interest of seeing part of actual history makes this film a pleasant 120 minutes to spend on the weekend.


Watch or download the full movie on archive.org.

Saturday, September 15, 2012

SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND

SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND: The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946)


The Strange Love of Martha Ivers is an above average film noir starring Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott and, in his film debut, Kirk Douglas. Douglas and Van Heflin are both quite good and Stanwyck plays the cold, stiff type she plays so well in a tale about murder, power with more than a few interesting twists.




Watch the entire movie on YouTube here or download it for free from archive.org!

Saturday, September 1, 2012

SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND

SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND: The Man Who Cheated Himself  (1950)

There are a lot of gems to be found on archive.org - mostly forgotten films that no longer have a copyright and are in the public domain. The Man Who Cheated Himself is one of the best there!
Not only does it star my favourite actor Lee J. Cobb, it's a bona fide hidden noir gem. Bad cops, double crosses and illicit affairs - what's not to like?
Download the entire film for free at archive.org!