I love to share exceptional artwork, especially work that is inspired by my favorite movies. The internet is filled with the work of so many outrageously talented artists. Some opt to beautifully recreate a scene from a film, while other create a new piece of art inspired by a film. When done well, both options … Continue reading Eye-Catching Artwork Inspired By Casablanca
Growing up I was aware of who Humphrey Bogart was. In my youth I watched a great deal of television and many movies. However it was not until I was in my thirties that I saw my first Humphrey Bogart movie. That movie was Casablanca and I have been an enormous Humphrey Bogart fan since. … Continue reading My Top Ten Humphrey Bogart Films
The Left Hand Of God is one of the last movies made by screen icon Humphrey Bogart. The film was released in late 1955 by 20th Century Fox. Bogart tragically passed away less than a year and a half later. His last few movies are among his least known, but that has nothing to do … Continue reading Humphrey Bogart’s The Left Hand Of God
Those who read this blog can ascertain that Humphrey Bogart and Harrison Ford are among my favorite actors. When it comes to actors, I have devoted the most blog posts to these two screen legends. The filmography of both feature a wide variety of movies. Ultimately the two actors are generally associated with a small … Continue reading The Desperate Hours Vs. Firewall
Harrison Ford and Humphrey Bogart are two of my favorite actors. Over the years I have seen the vast majority of their movies. The filmographies of both actors are lengthy, impressive and diverse. Obviously they have never appeared in a movie together. Ford was just a teenager, and far from a Hollywood career, when Bogart … Continue reading Harrison Ford And Humphrey Bogart: Across Time
I love movies and I love art. When done well I love movie posters. Although it is still utilized today, movie poster design, much like album cover design, is becoming a lost art form. Today in many cases movie posters seem to be disposable promotional tools. At their best movie posters can truly be works … Continue reading The Movie Poster Art Of Key Largo
Released in 1937 by Warner Bros., Marked Woman stars Bette Davis and Humphrey Bogart. This truly is an interesting movie. Marked Woman is not quite a woman's film. It is not quite a gangster movie. It is not quite a court room drama. Marked Woman is a well made movie that combines elements from the … Continue reading Marked Woman: Bette Davis And Humphrey Bogart Together Again
Dead Reckoning is a 1947 film noir starring Humphrey Bogart. Bogart's costar is Lizabeth Scott, one of the queens of film noir. This movie is their only on screen pairing. The movie opens with Bogart's protagonist, Rip Murdock, on the run from the police. Murdock's face is bruised and bloody. He ducks into a nearby … Continue reading A Bogie Noir For Noirvember: Dead Reckoning
Joan Crawford and Humphrey Bogart are known as two of the biggest movie stars of all time. Combined Crawford and Bogart appeared in over one hundred and sixty feature films. Crawford's career lasted longer than Bogart's. He passed away in 1957 and she in 1977. For much of their careers they worked for different movie studios. … Continue reading Joan Crawford And Humphrey Bogart
The main goal of a movie poster is to promote a movie. To convince someone to want to watch the movie being depicted. The poster is not necessarily called to retell the movie's story. The poster is created to intrigue us as viewers to want to go see the movie. The posters featured here are just a … Continue reading Casablanca: A Selection Of Movie Posters
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