The 1940s and 1950s were considered the height of film ... has evolved and expanded into new territory, but classic detective ...

A great way to do that is by watching the countless murder mystery movies out there guaranteed ... neo-noir crime thriller that takes place in 1950s Los Angeles. Here, an unsolved murder becomes ...

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Charlie Bancroft), one Japanese (James Shigeta as Detective Joe Kojaku ... So it was radical for movie audiences of the 1950s to see a Japanese man romantically embrace a white woman and ...

Gary and his dog Pal are having fun working on make-believe crime cases, though Gary's father, a city detective, disapproves. Gary and Pal soon find themselves involved in a real case involving ...

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Let’s take it all the way back to the 1950s with ... is a crime drama movie about a man who takes it upon himself to team up with a French woman in order to unravel the mystery of the true ...

Fox famously stars as teenager Marty McFly who is sent back in time to the 1950s in a tricked-out ... Spiritually an homage to noir detective movies from cinema's past, Blade Runner's deep ...

There is also one notable movie screening where Kennedy watched a movie at the White House theater with a mystery guest. On August 19, 1961, Kennedy watched an early British rock ‘n roll movie ...

Fantasy is an age-old genre of literature, which has also been introduced to movies, video games ... and are still being talked about decades after their release, such as the 1950s anthology series ...

The Detective’s Guide to Ocean Travel is a Christie-like detective story set on board the RMS Aquitania, a mighty ocean liner that sailed across the Atlantic from 1914 to 1950. The year is 1927 ...

At the New York Public Library, two exhibitions add little to a very public writer’s mystique. But our critic dived deeper.