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A Texas Ranger runs across a gang of white renegades, called the Comancheros, who are trading guns and other contraband with marauding Comanches from a secret hideout in Mexico. He goes undercover as a partner with a vicious outlaw who is a contact man with the Comancheros and knows the whereabouts of their hideout in Mexico. Director Michael Curtiz's last film.

Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine play rough in this yarn about a hobo determined to ride a train watched over by a sadistic railroad guard. Cigaret: Keith Carradine. Cracker: Charles Tyner. Hogger: Malcolm Atterbury. Policeman: Simon Oakland. Gray Cat: Elisha Cook. Filmed in Oregon. Directed by Robert Aldrich.

Two aging cowboys stand at a crossroads, as the invention of railways and barbed wire eliminate the need for the cowhands of the Old West, and though the two find new opportunities for employment, none offer the freedom of the open prairie. Remade in 2003.

Melodrama about a Chicago enforcer (Lee Marvin) sent to eliminate a Missouri mobster. Gene Hackman, Sissy Spacek. Weenie: Gregory Walcott. Clarabelle: Angel Tompkins. Violet: Janit Baldwin. Shay: William Morey. Delaney: Clint Ellison. Shaughnessy: Howard Platt. Michael Ritchie directed.

In 1954 Georgia, a sheriff's wife is brutally murdered, and the blood-thirsty widower suspects two drifters and their hitchhiking friend. The drifters are in the wrong place at the wrong time, and are forced to defend themselves.

A champion skater's medal hopes are dashed when she is stricken blind, but a relationship with a caring young man helps her realize her dreams.

This quirky comedy-drama centers on a failed writer and a high-school girl who strike up a friendship that lifts his spirits. However, both the writer's wife and his imaginary friend think their relationship is a bad idea.

An account of early 20th-century life with a hard-working, fun-loving family in a Welsh coal-mining village, where they deal with love, death, union strikes and bullying.

The experiences of a journalist who pretends to be Jewish to gather data for an exposé on anti-Semitism, and the hatred he is subjected to that takes its toll on his personal life.

Feuding Union and Confederate Generals who battled each other during the Civil War clash again as they each lead a different group of people out west, but eventually work together when attacked by Mexicans.

Don Siegel directed this tale of Indian-white antagonism, featuring a surprisingly effective Elvis Presley as the half-Indian son of Dolores Del Rio and John McIntire. Barbara Eden, Steve Forrest. Dred: Karl Swenson. Buffalo Horn: Rudolph Acosta. Doc: Ford Rainey. Angus: Richard Jaeckel.

A man poses as a preacher to free his outlaw brother from the hangman's noose.

Tongue-in-cheek action yarn about a plot to steal a Mexican bandit's treasure trove. Dean Martin, Brian Keith, Honor Blackman. Dover: Carol White. Jesse: Ben Johnson. Johnny: Albert Salmi. Tommy: Don Knight. Polly: Joyce Van Patten. Junior: Denver Pyle. Fitzsimmons: Merlin Olsen. Angel Moon: Robert Donner. Andrew V. McLaglen directed.

Outlaws hole up in an out-of-the-way stagecoach stop while awaiting the arrival of a gold shipment. Meanwhile, the assistant stationmaster plots a means of escape for himself and fellow hostages. To avoid confusion with the TV-Western (1959-65) of the same name, "Rawhide" was retitled "Desperate Siege" for its first television airing in 1962.

Beautiful half-breed Pearl Chavez becomes the ward of her dead father's first love and finds herself torn between her sons, one good and the other bad.

Prospecting partners in Alaska find gold, prompting one to ask the other if he will escort the man's fiance on a journey to join them.

A diverse ensemble of travelers must work together to defend their stagecoach against Geronimo and Apache attacks. Color remake of John Ford's 1939 western classic.

Yarn about a plan to rob the Monte Carlo casino. Edward G. Robinson, Rod Steiger, Joan Collins, Eli Wallach. Le May: Alexander Scourby. Louis: Michael Dante. Baumer: Berry Kroeger. Director: Sebastian Cabot. Henry Hathaway directed.

Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine play rough in this yarn about a hobo determined to ride a train watched over by a sadistic railroad guard. Cigaret: Keith Carradine. Cracker: Charles Tyner. Hogger: Malcolm Atterbury. Policeman: Simon Oakland. Gray Cat: Elisha Cook. Filmed in Oregon. Directed by Robert Aldrich.

A Texas rancher acquitted of his wife's murder by one juror's vote falls in love with an actress, and a complex web of jealousy and attraction ensues.

A police officer is obsessed with bringing down a gangster in part because he loves the bad man's girlfriend. When the moll provides the cop with a new lead, he gets close to toppling the syndicate man, who is also dealing with dissension within his own ranks.

A World War II veteran suffering from a recurring brain injury teams with a woman psychiatrist to prove himself innocent of his wife's murder.

Subjective camera work allows the viewer to see this film-noir mystery transpire through the eyes of a private detective who finds murder while investigating the case of a missing woman. The script was adapted from the Raymond Chandler novel; and Robert Montgomery directed and stars as private eye Philip Marlowe.

A bogus therapist hypnotizes a famous psychoanalyst's wife, who's a kleptomaniac, and sets her up to take the fall for a murder.

A business owner and his clerk go head to head over the company funds.

Semi-documentary about two Treasury agents working to take down a counterfeiting ring. Partners O'Brien and Genaro go undercover to bring the ruthless criminals to justice.

Nazi spies in America recruit a German-American college student, who promptly goes to the FBI. The Feds convince him to be come a double agent, and help them find the leader of this clan of saboteurs.

A seemingly normal married woman behaves so erratically that her husband asks that she get professional help, whereupon she is confined to a state hospital; she is well-treated by her kindly doctor, but abused by patients and matrons alike. A Best Picture nominee.

Story of Matt Cvetic (Frank Lovejoy), who joined the Reds to gather information for the FBI. Moves fast. Eve: Dorothy Hart. Mason: Philip Carey. Blandon: James Millican. Krowley: Richard Webb. Gerhardt Eisler: Konstantin Shayne.

An invalid, disabled in the ring, lives vicariously through his wife's paramour by training him to be a championship boxer.

A professor becomes a Major League pitching ace after he invents some gunk that makes baseballs avoid bats.

WWII action with the Nisei 442nd Regimental Combat Team. Good, despite some lapses. Van Johnson, Gianna Maria Canale, Lane Nakano, George Niki, Warner Anderson. Directed by Robert Pirosh.

A disillusioned World War I veteran moves to Paris, where he has his heart broken by the woman he loves when she marries another man for his wealth, so he goes off on a journey of self-fulfillment and to seek out the meaning of life in India.

The lives of the crew who live aboard the freighter Glencairn are followed as they drink, womanize, fight and bond, sometimes searching for ways to cure boredom, and sometimes facing life or death situations.

One soldier chronicles his experiences at Guadalcanal, exploring the battles and lives of other soldiers as well as his own.

Stirring account of the Normandy Invasion. Robert Taylor, Dana Wynter, Richard Todd, Edmond O'Brien. Boyce: Jerry Paris. Directed by Henry Koster.

About the final days of World War II, from the viewpoint of a young sergeant.

The attorney (Raymond Burr) represents a publisher (Robert Stack) accused of murdering a writer at a haunted hotel. Andrew: Dwight Schultz. Susan: Kim Delaney. Paul: William Katt. Light: Dennis Lipscomb. Maura: Leigh Taylor-Young. Sayer: Jack Bannon. Della: Barbara Hale. Richard Lang directed.

Adaptation of the William Inge play about a pathetic saloon singer who takes off for L.A. but is pursued by a lovesick Montana cowboy, who kidnaps her to bring her back to his hometown. As the cowboy, Don Murray was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar.

A look at the exploits of a driver who would do anything to win everything.

A champion drag racer clashes with the unscrupulous oil-company executive who sponsors his team.

In 1954 Georgia, a sheriff's wife is brutally murdered, and the blood-thirsty widower suspects two drifters and their hitchhiking friend. The drifters are in the wrong place at the wrong time, and are forced to defend themselves.

Dagwood enters the Army Reserve and Blondie visits only to discover that he has caused all sorts of problems which lead to numerous conflicts.

A match cover with a concealed microfilm passes in and out of enemy hands. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Marjorie Lord. Stanley: George Zucco. Pete: John Archer. Easter: Henry Daniell. Howe: Don Terry. Familiarly interesting. Roy William Neill directed.

Young Indy has a spirited encounter in India with a youthful Jiddu Krishnamurti; and in China, he becomes ill with typhoid fever and is saved by ancient medical practices.

After his beatnik daughter, in Paris on an art scholarship, appears on a magazine cover, a respected Board of Education president is asked to resign; and he gets into his own predicaments when he flies to France to insist she come home.

Stanley Donen directed this spoof of Hollywood musicals and prizefight dramas. George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere, Eli Wallach, Art Carney, Red Buttons. Joey: Harry Hamlin. Trixie: Barbara Harris. Dick/Johnny: Barry Bostwick.

Bridget Jones, now a fortysomething news producer, discovers that she's pregnant, but she isn't sure if the father is her on-and-off boyfriend Mark Darcy or new love interest Jack Qwant.

The experiences of a journalist who pretends to be Jewish to gather data for an exposé on anti-Semitism, and the hatred he is subjected to that takes its toll on his personal life.

Best Picture nominee about an embattled Army Air Corps general who takes over the 918th Bomber Group for raids over World War II Germany when he deems their previous commander has gotten too close with his men.

Gregory Peck and Laurence Olivier play antagonists in Ira Levin's bestseller about a doctor's plot to create a Fourth Reich.

On a rubber raft with four survivors from a torpedoed ship---a nun and three men. Keeps the interest. Joan Collins, Richard Burton. Bulldog: Basil Sydney. Number Four: Cy Grant. Bob McNaught directed.

Fractured Flickers is a live-action syndicated half-hour television comedy show that was produced by Jay Ward, who is otherwise known for animated cartoons. The pilot film was produced in 1961, but the series wasn't completed until 1963. Twenty-six episodes were produced; they were syndicated by Desilu Productions and played for several years on local stations.

An entrepreneurial youngster's success rouses his adult competitors to a court battle. Scott Schwartz. Nene: Cinnamon Idles. Belle: Tristine Skyler. June: Elizabeth Gorcey.

Tips and tricks to help the environment.

Tips and tricks to help the environment.

Techniques for entering the motion picture and television are provided for kids.

Techniques for entering the motion picture and television are provided for kids.

David Lean directed Noel Coward's fantasy about a ghost returning to disrupt her husband's second marriage.

A Manhattan witch falls in love with a publisher after casting a spell on him that obliges him to dump his fiancée and pursue her instead.

Despite warnings from a realtor, a young widow buys a cottage on the English coast that is said to be haunted by the previous owner: a sea captain, of whose spirit she becomes very fond.

Film-noir suspense tale about a timid, cuckolded pharmacist who undertakes a methodical plan to murder his wife's lover, but when someone beats him to it, the husband becomes the prime suspect.