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The world's wildest movies from an era of "everything goes!"
Geeking Out About Everything!
...a classic film and TV blog
by Brian Hannan
Nobody puts this blog in the Corner
NOT Just another WordPress.com weblog
Smashing System Bias Since 1972...
With a Cast of Thousands
The Good, the Bad and sometimes Ugly in film
What we've got here is failure to communicate
it's all about the story, possums...
Cult, B-Movies, cheesy fun films to Film Noir to classics new to me.
a personal odyssey through film
Feeding Soda Pop to the Thirsty Pigs since 2013
All things film and television
A Personal Journey Through Cinema & Television
My perspective on life & Classic Movie Recommendations
Methodically replaying every game of the 1978 baseball season!
Looking Deeper at The Best Classic Movies Together
Movies, Television, Books....Everything Noir
by John Bengtson "the great detective of silent film locations" New York Times
Where old movies go to live
Uncovering the silent era
The annex to John Grant's *A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Film Noir*
Reviews of movies from my giant DVD tower, and more.
Telling the story of film
A Film by Film Affair with Humphrey Bogart
Vintage Hollywood films and stars
Talking movies...
. . where the worlds of film noir and pre-code collide . .
Where Suspense Lives!
Enjoying mystery, crime and suspense in all media
Ruth's Old Movie Reviews
They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To
Home for classic movie lovers
classic movie views for the classic and not-so-classic movie fan
Reviews and ramblings
movies // general admission / matinees / midnights
Mike's Take On the Movies 
I have seen all of the films you mentioned except St. Ives, I’m going to have to catch up with that one. From Noon to Three is a very interesting film because it is almost a farce and it is supposed to be light hearted. Breakout is not a comedy but Bronson does play it as a comedic part and I thought he was great. He missed the chance to do those self parody type roles by just being a little ahead of the curve. I really like the comparison to DeNiro, because I can see Charlie doing a Death Wish like Paul Kersey in a comedy like Midnight Run. I’ve added your blog to my follow list, you look like you have a lot of the same film obsessions I suffer from. You came to Thirty Years On, but I have another site that I post movie material on that you might be interested in. Here is a link to a Review of Mr. Majestyk. I hope you can come by and look around a little.
http://kirkhamclass.blogspot.com/2010/08/mr-majestyk-1974-movie-day-day-88.html
St. Ives is a lot of fun and a great cast. Worth the time. It really would have been nice to see Charlie do some kind of parody. I had heard that he was offered the Palance role in City Slickers but turned it down. Not sure if it’s fact or not. Thanks for watching. I’ll head over to the Majestyk article.