The year was 1944. Overseas, the war raged. Back home, a war-torn population suffered the loss of loved ones. Along came A Guy Named Joe -- a fanciful, heart-warming tale based on the legend that pilots never die but return to guide fledgling airmen -- and the public welcomed it with open arms. Charming, daredevil hero Spencer Tracy, lauded by Daily Variety as "magnificent in every phase of his performance," stars with Irene Dunne, Van Johnson, Ward Bond and Esther Williams. Director Victor...

A returning soldier who was wounded in action requires extensive painkilling medication while healing and becomes addicted to heroin. The film recounts the terrible toll this addiction takes on himself and his family.

Wagner is Bud Corliss, a darkly handsome college boy so obsessed with wealth that he'll do anything to get it. When his rich girlfriend Dorothy (Woodward) gets pregnant and is threatened with disinheritance, Bud stages her suicide, sending her plummeting from the roof of a high-rise. It's the perfect crime until Dorothy's sister Ellen (Leith) begins to unravel Bud's deadly scheme.

A tenant gives her high-strung landlord a new lease on life in this sparkling romantic comedy starring Academy Award winners* David Niven, Jane Wyman and Broderick Crawford. When his business manager buys Eric Phillips (Niven) an apartment house as an investment, the uptight concert pianist reluctantly agrees to inspect it. His snooty manner soon changes when he meets tenant Polly Haines (Wyman), a perky photographer's model who decides to show the long-sheltered performer there's more to life...

This decorous if provocatively titled meeting of two songbirds stars Metropolitan Opera soprano Grace Moore ("The Tennessee Nightingale") in her film debut portraying legendary 19th-century diva Jenny Lind ("The Swedish Nightingale"). A Lady's Morals is a prime example of highbrow-meets-hokum fluff from the early sound era. Bringing Moore's vibrant voice and charming poise to the screen was an ambitious attempt to launch a new film star and give the new audio technology an exciting workout....

Produced by the Marine Corps in 1966, this recruitment film profiles a diverse group of young men, all of them successfully pursuing civilian careers from small business owner to corporate attorney. The one thing they all have in common: they were officers in the United States Marine Corps, and they all credit their Marine experience with developing the qualities of leadership, initiative and hard work that have allowed them to excel in the civilian world. Showing the steps involved in officer...

A Life At Stake -- Digitally Remastered Kiss by Kiss Their Stolen Moments of Ecstasy Got Them In Deeper and Deeper! A Life at Stake is a 1954 American film noir directed by Paul Guilfoyle. It stars Angela Lansbury and Keith Andes. The film is also known as Key Man. In this picture, an out-of-work architect (Keith Andes) meets a married woman (Angela Lansbury) who has a business proposition for him. But the architect begins to suspect the woman's interest in him is not just financial. She may...

Lana Turner and Oscar winner* Ray Milland star in this look at the special curse of glamour, directed by George Cukor (The Philadelphia Story) and written by Isobel Lennart (Funny Girl). Turner is Lily James, an ambitious young woman from the Midwest who comes to New York to make it as a model. On her first day in town, she's befriended by Mary Ashlon (Ann Dvorak), an aging former cover girl whose despair haunts Lily as she struggles to the top. Once she's made it, Lily believes she's...

A Lovely Way To Die stars Kirk Douglas as Schuyler, a hard-boiled police detective who turns in his badge after charges of brutality are made against him. Hired by a prominent attorney (Eli Wallach), Schuyler is assigned to protect a beautiful young woman who is accused of murdering her wealthy husband. While trying to uncover more information about the murder, Schuyler falls for his lovely client and gets embroiled in a murderous scheme of blackmail, deadly secrets and lies.

Winner of 6 Academy Awards including Best Actor, Best Director and Best Picture! Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield), England's Roman Catholic Chancellor, is forced into a difficult position when corrupt King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw) demands his approval to divorce his wife and marry his mistress. Torn between his conscience and duty to the crown, Sir Thomas chooses to say nothing, sparking the rage of the king. What unfolds is a battle of wills packed with palace intrigue, political brinksmanship...

Crooked financier John Thomas wants to purchase the profitable Triple X Ranch which is being terrorized by rustlers. When the spread's owner dies, his daughter Peggy comes west to turn the place into a dude ranch. Her foreman, Tex Mason, objects strenuously and the girl takes a dislike to him. Thomas drives a wedge between them by persuading Peggy that Tex is behind the rustling. To clear his name the foreman gambles everything on a risky strategy.A Man's Land is among the best of Hoot...

A British wartime aviator who cheats death must argue for his life before a celestial court.

Terry-Thomas, Alex Nicol, Honor Blackman. A man's death of smallpox at London airport sends officials into a panic as they conduct a frantic search for the carrier. Nice performances and a good script. 35mm.

During the Spanish/American war, an American officer tries to deliver a message of cooperation from President McKinley to revolutionary Cuban General Garcia.

"...the century's nastiest little war " -- General S.L.A. Marshall June 25, 1950. Sunday morning, 4 AM. South Korean villagers awoke to a world filled with noise and flames. The Communists had crossed the 38th Parallel, launching an all-out undeclared war. President Truman immediately ordered the American Armed Forces to give the Korean government air cover and ground support. The UN quickly followed the Americans' lead. The Korean War had begun.Using at times shockingly brutal combat footage,...

BACK ON DVD - Sent to Paris to steal fashion ideas, a department store buyer Samantha Blake (Woodward) decides a complete makeover is in order so people will stop mistaking her for a boy. Instead, she is mistaken for a Parisian "Lady of the Night" and decides to play up that role. Meanwhile, American journalist Steve Sherman (Newman) is in Paris to write about the fashion shows, but decides instead to write about this mysterious "Lady of the Night" and the two find themselves falling in love....

Arts patron Mrs. Claypool (Margaret Dumont) intends to pay pompous Opera Star Lassparri $1,00 per performance. Hey, maybe that's why they call it grand opera! This is grand comedy, too, as Groucho, Chico, and Harpo cram a ship's stateroom and more with wall-to-wall gags, one-liners, musical riffs and two hard-boiled eggs -- all while skewering Lassparri's schemes and helping two young hopefuls (Kitty Carlisle and Allan Jones) get a break. to save the opera, our heroes must first destroy it....

Academy Award winners Sidney Poitier and Shelley Winters--who delivers an Oscar-winning performance--star with Elizabeth Hartman in this tender story of an abused blind girl who only dreams of finding A Patch of Blue.Blind Selina D'Arcy (Hartman) lives a life of servitude with her mother, Rose-Ann D'Arcy (Winters), who's a prostitute and grandfather who's an alcoholic until the day she goes to the park to string beads for extra cash. There she meets the first kind person she has ever known,...

Selina D'Arcey is blind, yet she sees the world anew through the eyes of kindly Gordon Ralfe (Academy Award winner* Sidney Poitier). An awkward Cinderella raised by a bigoted, abusive mother, Selina is white. She does not know that the man helping her learn to dial a pay phone or find the restroom is black. Elizabeth Hartman's luminous screen debut as Selina earned her a Golden Globe Award as Most Promising Newcomer. On the veteran side as Selina's blowsy, bitter mother, Shelley Winters won...

Mason, his wife, and their beautiful young companion move into an eerie mansion. Odd things begin to happen. It's soon obvious that a murdered woman's ghost is taking over Lockwood's body. Price plays the loving doctor who's unable to combat the uncanny powers draining her life. One great scene has Lockwood playing the piano, then suddenly breaking into a strange piece she's never played before. Look for veteran horror star Thesiger in a small but important role. Fine acting, beautiful...

Peter Lorre (1904-1964) first came to audiences' attention playing a serial killer in Fritz Lang's masterpiece M (1931). Immigrating to America as Hitler came to power, the actor made an impression playing similarly demented roles in Mad Love and Crime and Punishment (1935). Signing with Warner Brothers in 1941, Lorre carved out a career as a supporting player, lending his unforgettable presence to such classics as The Maltese Falcon (1941), Casablanca (1942), and Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)....

A wealthy, free-swinging young woman tries marriage, only to discover she still needs to have affairs with other men.

Russia's Catherine the Great falls in love with a handsome young army officer who is really a revolutionary plotting her downfall.

Byron Coates, a rich college student, is found hanging from a noose outside his dormitory window. When tests prove that the boy was dead before being hung, Byron's roommate, Ken Harris (Charles Starrett), and Ken's detective father, Joseph Harris (Robert Warwick), join forces to investigate the death. The autopsy uncovers the cause of death - a poison needle shot into the brain through the back of the skull. The mystery deepens when another student meets the same violent end just before he was...