1940's

Kind Hearts and Coronets is not just a film—it’s a murder ballad in silk gloves, a hymn to civility laced with poison, and one of the most intelligent comedies ever committed to celluloid.

Scott of the Antarctic is not a film of sensational triumph or dramatized villainy—it is a memorial in cinematic form, a powerful and poetic tribute to human aspiration, endurance, and the quiet tragedies that shape national identity.

Green for Danger is a murder mystery that transcends its genre trappings, offering not only a satisfying puzzle but a rich sense of place, character, and mood. It’s at once a taut thriller, a black comedy, and a subtle exploration of human frailty under pressure.

Review of the Leslie Howard Film "The First of the Few" which documents the creation of the Supermarine Spitfire. The film also stars David Niven.

Review of the 1948 classic comedy "Mr Blandings Builds his Dream House. Starring Cary Grant, Melvyn Douglas and Myrna Loy.

Review of the British ware film "The Day Will Dawn". Starring Deborah Kerr, Ralph Richardson and Hugh Williams.

Review of the British war film "We Dive at Dawn" starring John Mills, Eric Portman and Reginald Purdell.

Film review of the John Huston classic film "The Maltese Falcon" starring Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor.

Review of the classic Bogart and Becall movie "The Big Sleep".

Film review of the classic David Lean farce "Blithe Spirit". Starring Rex Harrison and Margaret Rutherford.

Film Review of the David Lean classic "Great Expectations".

Film review of the classic Christmas Film "It's a Wonderful Life", starring James Stewart, Henry Travers and Donna Reid.

Film review of the Bob Hope and Bing Crosby classic movie "Road to Rio" (1947)

Film review of the classic movie "The Bishop's Wife" (1947)

Film review of the classic movie from 1940 "Rebecca", directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Lawrence Olivier and Joan Fontaine.

Film review of the 1941 classic Casablanca.

Film review of the Orson Welles classic film Citizen Kane.

Film review of the classic British Film Brief Encounter.

Film review of A Matter of Life and Death starring David Niven and Kim Hunter 1946