Category Archives: Coming Soon

Coming Next – The Frisco Kid from 1979 Starring Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford. This is the first article from our newest contributor Paul Gibbs.

You mean Harrison Ford appeared in a western after his rise to stardom in Star Wars and before his rise to mega-stardom in Raiders of the Lost Ark? He sure did! And Paul Gibbs will be here tomorrow with The Frisco Kid from 1979 as a suggestion for rediscovery. Meet our newest contributor at MovieContinue reading “Coming Next – The Frisco Kid from 1979 Starring Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford. This is the first article from our newest contributor Paul Gibbs.”

Coming Next – The 1972 Martin Ritt film Sounder starring Cicely Tyson, Paul Winfield and Kevin Hooks

Our next nomination for rediscovery from MTR is the first film we’ve offered from the renaissance decade of the 1970’s – Sounder. Released in 1972, directed by Martin Ritt and starring Cicely Tyson, Paul Winfield and Kevin Hooks.

Coming Next – The 1985 Peter Bogdanovich film Mask starring Eric Stoltz and Cher

Here at Movie Treasures Rediscovered we’re adding another voice to our staff as tomorrow Danny Macchietto will offer his first article which looks at the 1985 Peter Bogdanovich film Mask. This movie stars a young Eric Stoltz, Cher and the great Sam Elliott. Join us tomorrow for Danny’s look at our latest suggestion for rediscovery.

Coming the week of 1/18/21 – The Big Country is a largely forgotten epic western featuring the biggest of movie stars

Next, MTR will take a closer look at the 1958 western that starred Gregory Peck, Charlton Heston and Jean Simmons in The Big Country. Everything about the epic western is big including the name. Come back next week to read all about it.

Coming the week of 1/11/21 – The 1988 literary comedy Without A Clue

Next from MTR we’ll be offering one of our guilty pleasures for rediscovery – the 1988 comedy Without A Clue starring Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley. This picture fits perfectly into our plans to highlight films that have fallen into obscurity. Join us next week for a fun look at this very funny film.