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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.

A body found in the wreck of an automobile begins a tale of murder. Catherine: Jean Rogers. Richard: Richard Travis. McMullen: Larry Blake. Marian: Louise Currie. Morland: John Eldredge. The Stranger: Leonard Strong. O'Neil: Robert Shayne. Red: Douglas Fowley. Carey: Richard Benedict. Slow. Directed by Eugene Forde.

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.

Police try to nab killers who may carry the bubonic plague.

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.

Colorful tale of life on a New Bedford whaler, circa 1887.

Bittersweet tale involving a wealthy young Londoner (James Wilby) with a farm girl (Imogen Stubbs) in rural 1902 England. Jim: Ken Colley. Stella: Sophie Ward. Mrs. Narracombe: Susannah York. Joe: Jerome Flynn. Nick: Lee Billett. Rick: Oliver Perry.

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.

Art Carney won a Best Actor Oscar for this tale about the cross-country odyssey of a displaced old man and his marmalade cat. Shirley: Ellen Burstyn. Sam: Chief Dan George. Jessie: Geraldine Fitzgerald. Eddie: Larry Hagman. Wade: Arthur Hunnicutt. Burt: Phil Bruns. Norman: Josh Mostel. Ginger: Melanie Mayron. Rivetowski: Herbert Berghof. Paul Mazursky directed.

An unhappy widow longs for one last look at her old home in this gentle lament based on Horton Foote's 1953 teledrama.

Oscars went to Henry Fonda, Katharine Hepburn and Ernest Thompson for this heartwarming story of an elderly couple and their estranged daughter.

A group of real-estate agents resort to desperate measures when they are forced to participate in a vicious sales competition in which only the top two earners will be allowed to keep their jobs.

A sister (Michele Greene) is accused of killing a priest with whom she may have been romantically involved. Raymond Burr, William Katt, Timothy Bottoms. Shea: Arthur Hill. Directed by Ron Satlof.

In the final chapter of the Logan McQueen trilogy, the savvy ex-cop tries to outwit a kidnapper who's holding a congressman's family---and his former partner---in an old hotel.

Rugged tale of prospectors fighting the elements and each other to strike gold. Van Heflin, Gilbert Roland, Klaus Kinski, George Hilton. Giorgio Capitani directed.

In Hong Kong, an adventurer helps a resolute woman find her missing husband.

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.

Further antics of the Bumstead family and what happens when they try to take a vacation. Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms, Marjorie Kent. Radcliffe: Jerome Cowan. Whiteside: Thurston Hall. Ollie: Jack Rice. Directed by Edward Bernds.

Holmes and Watson discover their old nemesis Moriarty behind a jewel theft and murder plot. Excellent production and fast pacing.

Young Henry Jones Jr.'s adventures, including a safari with Theodore Roosevelt and encounters with artists like Picasso and Degas in Paris.

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.

Advertising gets spoofed during the escapades of a copywriter, who is touted as the world's greatest lover. Tony Randall, Jayne Mansfield, Betsy Drake, Joan Blondell, John Williams. Frank Tashlin directed and wrote. From a George Axelrod play.

A musician is mistaken for a CIA man by actual agents and plunged into a world of espionage. Remake of the French farce "The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe".

Art Carney won a Best Actor Oscar for this tale about the cross-country odyssey of a displaced old man and his marmalade cat. Shirley: Ellen Burstyn. Sam: Chief Dan George. Jessie: Geraldine Fitzgerald. Eddie: Larry Hagman. Wade: Arthur Hunnicutt. Burt: Phil Bruns. Norman: Josh Mostel. Ginger: Melanie Mayron. Rivetowski: Herbert Berghof. Paul Mazursky directed.

Tale about a spoiled heiress on the run from her father and the gruff reporter who hooks up with her as they travel northward, engage in a series of misadventures and begin to fall for each other.