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Road film about a bounty hunter hauling his quarry from New York to L.A. while dodging the mob, the FBI and a rival bounty hunter.

Three bored elderly New Yorkers spice up their retirement years by staging a bank heist.

After outlawing swing music, the king of Sulvania is kidnapped and replaced by a lookalike.

A deaf man moves to a small town where he strikes up a friendship with the teenage daughter of his injured landlord, and makes a series of new acquaintances including a doctor and the town drunk.

The 100-year story of the iconic restaurant chain Horn & Hardart, the inspiration for Starbucks, where generations of Americans ate and drank coffee together at communal tables. From the perspective of former customers, we watch a business climb to its peak success and then grapple with fast food in a forever changed America.

Thriller about Communist infiltration in the U.S.

A popular musical-comedy star who is saddled with a possessive, spendthrift family meets a footloose and fancy-free ship owner who teaches her how to have fun for the first time.

Adaptation of the George S. Kaufman-Moss Hart Broadway hit about a city couple who buy a ramshackle Colonial-era farmhouse in upstate New York and their frustrating and costly attempts to renovate it.

Real-life husband and wife Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz play upwardly mobile honeymooners who decide to buy a "home on wheels" so they can live together while his job takes them around the country. Unfortunately, the joyride hits some bumps in the road.

Best Picture adaptation of Jules Verne's novel is a star-studded spectacle set in 1872, where a fastidious adventurer wagers 20,000 pounds with members of the London Reform Club that he can circumnavigate the globe in 80 days.

A life insurance investigator's attempts to find a beneficiary unravels a complicated murder plot among a nest of thieves. Burt Lancaster's film debut. Based on an Ernest Hemingway short story.

A man's quest to get his ex-wife back following their divorce leads to a clandestine affair and robbery.

A tough leatherneck sergeant tries to turn recruits into soldiers.

A suicidal young woman gives her newborn child up to his deadbeat father in the Fontainhas slums of Lisbon.

After the Portuguese government demolishes his slum and relocates him to a housing project on the outskirts of Lisbon, 75-year-old Cape Verde immigrant Ventura wanders between his new and old homes, reconnecting with people from his past.

A spoiled heiress becomes involved with both a violinist and a pianist.

Alfred Hitchcock's suspense thriller about a former tennis pro who plots to kill his wife, but the plan goes awry and he's forced to cover his tracks. Frederick Knott adapted his Broadway hit for the screen.

When the hard-charging president of the third-largest furniture maker in the U.S. dies suddenly at the end of a business week, it sets off a scramble among the surviving vice presidents to see which of them will succeed him.

Federico Fellini's Oscar-winning Best Foreign Language Film is the tale of the relationship between a brutish carnival strongman and his simpleminded assistant as they tour the Italian countryside.

Hispanic mining workers form a union and fight to improve working and living conditions in their New Mexico town. Based on a true story, the film stars mostly nonprofessional actors and people who were involved in the real-life strike.

One of the granddaddies of monster flicks, about a prehistoric creature with glowing dorsal fins and fiery, radioactive breath that emerges from the Pacific Ocean to terrorize Tokyo. (Repeat).

In post-World War II Paris, a reporter who wants to be a novelist marries an expatriate heiress, but her hedonistic lifestyle and his rejection letters lead him into a downward spiral.

A girl (Constance Bennett) from a poor family loves an aristocrat (Herbert Marshall). Hugh Williams, Ralph Forbes. Lady Eve: Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Venice: Elizabeth Allan. Robert Z. Leonard directed.

An eligible, socially awkward heir to a brewery empire boards a cruise ship bound for New York and soon becomes the target of the single ladies on the vessel, as well as a trio of card sharks out to swindle the pushover out of his money, until one of them starts to fall for him romantically.

Jean Harlow as a stenographer who corrupts her strait-laced boss.

This consummate soap opera is about a working-class woman who marries a wealthy socialite but separates from him when she realizes she'll never fit in with his crowd. Through the years she tries desperately to build a better life for their daughter. As the mother and daughter, Barbara Stanwyck and Anne Shirley were nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, respectively.

A socialite marries after a whirlwind courtship, but discovers her husband is having an affair, so she decides to commit adultery (repeatedly), until finally falling in love with an old flame. A Best Picture nominee.

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in this Best Picture nominee about an estranged wife who mistakes a potential suitor for a gigolo hired to help end her troubled marriage. Featuring "The Continental," the first Oscar-winning Best Song.

The son of a lumberjack feuds with his father when he ignores his responsibilities in favor of romancing a singer who performs regularly on a riverboat.

Tale of a girl and her romance with an immigrant fighting deportation.

Disguised as a native girl, a star (Ginger Rogers) gets glamour tips from a lawyer (George Brent) she met at a woodland hideaway. Holmes: Alan Mowbray. Judge Parks: Grant Mitchell. Dr. Sylvester: Samuel S. Hinds. Pleasant; helped by some good numbers. Directed by William Seiter.

Comedy and thrills in this tale of three Navy buddies in WWI. Bill Boyd, James Gleason, Robert Armstrong, Ginger Rogers, Harry Bannister, Frank Reicher, Ben Alexander. Lots of action. Albert S. Rogell directed.

A desperate talent agent works to make a young singing waiter a radio star after seeing the women at a restaurant swoon over him. The waiter becomes engaged to a famed radio singer but has second thoughts as he could risk losing his female audience.

A model visits her newly married sister and her husband in the small town they live in, only to discover a shocking secret about her new brother-in-law that involves a terrible crime committed by the KKK.

An appealing cast helps this romance about a boy who marries a socialite but eventually returns to his first love.

Amusing spoof of radio shows and phony publicity schemes, which provided Ginger Rogers with her first big opportunity to shine. Norman Foster, ZaSu Pitts, Frank McHugh, Allen Jenkins, Edgar Kennedy, Gregory Ratoff. Scribe: Sterling Holloway. Childress: Franklin Pangborn. William A. Seiter directed.

In pre-World War II Europe, a radio correspondent falls for a social-climbing stripper who has married an Austrian baron, unaware that he is actually an undercover Nazi agent who is paving Hitler's way to taking over a number of countries on the continent.