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Three worthy oaters that have been trampled under the hoof beats of indifference

"The Departed" steals Best Picture - and reminds us of the many mugs hanging in filmdom's rogues galleries.

A new two-DVD set from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment pairs what is arguably director Peter Bogdanovich's best film with one of his weaker efforts.

If you thought tabloids were kept busy with celebrity gossip about modern movie stars...silent movies may have been mute, but the stars sounded off scandalous stories.

One film lives up to its reputation as a spectacular Arabian Nights fantasy. The other is one of the most ambitious, and butchered, films ever made.

Peter Bogdanovich may be best known to contemporary audiences as the psychiatrists' psychiatrist on The Sopranos but he was one of Hollywood's great characters.

From Arabian Nights hero to Disney character, Aladdin went through many transformations in the 18th and through to the 20th century.

It's made up of a whopping 21 discs - but the heart of this collection devoted to the work of director John Ford are his collaborations with producer Daryl Zanuck

Originally written in 1969, this new and expanded edition of the now classic Horizons West is essential reading for any serious film scholar or movie buff.

A look at how the action movie was influenced by literature and how Douglas Fairbanks became cinema's first action star.

From the sympathetic to the psychotic, these movie mothers unforgettably made their mark on screen throughout the years.

These three epics represent a significant shift in the making of Western movies. They brought the genre into the realm of the spectacular.

In the 1930's Errol Flynn starred in Captain Blood and became the natural successor to Douglas Fairbanks, the man who had pioneered the swashbuckler.

Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland create movie romance in their last films together -- Dodge City, Elizabeth and Essex, Santa Fe Trail, & They Died with Their Boots On.