The Wizard of Oz (1939)

Dorothy (Garland), a young farm girl from Kansas, and her dog, Toto, find themselves in another world after getting swept up in a twister. Her black and white world is transformed into the colorful and fantastic Land of Oz. There, she meets her companions the Scarecrow (Bolger), Tin Man (Haley), & The Lion (Lahr). Together

Stagecoach (1939)

John Ford's 1939 western, Stagecoach, marked a pivotal point in film history. Stagecoach was John Ford's first western since the silent era and first major western of the sound era. It also launched the career of b-list film actor, John Wayne. The film follows nine people as they set out to traverse the hostile lands

L ‘Inferno (1911)

It is not surprising that the earliest feature length Italian film is based on one of Dante's Poems, Inferno. Not only was Dante a catalyst for Italian language, but Inferno, the poem, itself is a great source for a visual piece of entertainment. Inferno is a story that lends itself well to techniques only possible

Thief of Bagdad (1924)

Douglas Fairbanks wrote, starred, and produced this adaptation of Arabian Nights. A thief in Bagdad (Fairbanks) steals his way into the palace to capture the princess. When she falls in love with him and its discovered he is not a prince, he embarks on a magical adventure to win her over. One of the aspects