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…Edward Shaw is a building contractor who has nothing left from his business other than debt. One day he is approached by a potential new investor who could partner with him. The deal seems too good to be true……

…ong with his brother, who is new and strives for success, and making sure no one finds out that he’s actually involved in the murder. Watch the movie to see the rest!…

…Tris Stewart is famous for his counterfeit money. Even though he is still in prison, fresh bills bearing his traits are found by a bank teller. Agents Raymond and Charles are on the case. They question him about the bills but he says he knows nothing. Soon Tris escapes prison, helped by people from the outside……

…Eddie dreams of going to New York to become a famous writer. After receiving a small inheritance he decides to leave everything behind and heads toward the big city. On the way he picks up Perry who also dreams of the life that New York can offer her and is hitchhiking to get there. Even though their dreams could be hard to reach, they might have found something more valuable along the way……

frank roberts What a great, great thriller. The story was excellent mean druggies, almost contemporary. The fights looked authentic, the music was excellent and not overbearing, and the acting was top of the line with Yul Brynner as the gang boss – frighteningly frightening. Arthur Blake as the cowardly Dolly was a highlight. I very, very highly recommend this. Also, I was born and raised in NYC and the location shots were great. I give this a 10…

…The new recruits at Airborne Division at Fort Bragg are having a great time playing jokes on each other. It’s all fun until they have to face the dangers they’ve been learning to cope with. What will it take for the recruits to realize just how dependent on each other they really are?…

frank roberts Low budget, but surprisingly good story with authentic island music, Lovely Movita out Lamour’s Lamour. My main reason for watching is Warren Hull. In the late ’40s I was stationed in Nome and he was the only entertainer to visit. He brought his Vox Pop program there, along with starlet Vanessa Brown, who was a Quiz Kid. Again, I can promise you will enjoy, except for a not too good soundtrack near the end. See it. Elizabeth wonderf…

…h one I look at 9 stars,thanks a lot for sharing them. Phil Very good film frank roberts Anything involving Ida Lupino and her husband, Collier Young, is worthwhile and then some. The plot? Will it be Lupino or Joan Fontaine? What a choice. Edmond O’Brien must choose. “The Bigamist” is a quality tear-jerker. The climax? Not what you may have expected — or is it? What makes it tough is that both women are very much alike. If you have romance in yo…

…This film won two academy awards and was nominated for three more! Watching it is a must 🙂 It presents the story of an young orphan boy, Pip, who lives with his sister and her husband. Pip often visits a rich lady and a beautiful but cruel girl named Estella. Even though the girl mocks him for his misfortune, he quickly falls in love with her….

…The Soviets have come up with a plan to blow up the Panama Canal. They will blow up a banana boat named SS Banos and build an identical ship with the same crew, carrying a nuclear bomb. The only thing they can’t predict is that Sam Wilton will attempt to escape a furious plantation owner onto the SS Banos……

…let up. All the performers are perfect in this Monogram movie directed by Wm. Beaudine. I guarantee, I will see this again and again. Don’t miss it. Maria This was great! Funny, adorable, good message. Just fun to watch. I would definitely watch this again as previous poster stated! DALE R. Words said to the heart of a fighter after losing the way you fought holds its own victories,and thou this movie was not great,the effort was indeed a winner….

…song “Wake Uo Little Susie), do pretty good justice for watching them. Christopher Myers Obviously a little too much inbreeding in that little town. A psychiatrist’s dream setting for a research paper. Clever story, though. It starts at the beginning and ends at the beginning. I saw it somewhere years ago and glad to have the opportunity to see it again. Thanks, Mr. bnw….