⁣"At War with the Army" (1950) is a classic military comedy starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, marking the duo's first leading roles in a feature film. The story unfolds at a military base during World War II, with Lewis as a bumbling private and Martin as his scheming sergeant.

⁣The 1911 silent film adaptation of "A Tale of Two Cities" is a condensed but compelling version of Charles Dickens' classic novel. Directed by William Humphreys, this early cinematic rendition captures the essence of the story set against the backdrop of the turbulent French Revolution.

⁣In the 1939 film "The Gorilla," directed by Allan Dwan, a wealthy man facing threats from a mysterious killer named The Gorilla enlists the comedic prowess of The Ritz Brothers to unravel the mystery. As the investigators arrive at the mansion, chaos ensues when a real escaped gorilla adds a wild twist to the situation.

⁣"A Study in Scarlet" (1933), directed by Edwin L. Marin and starring Reginald Owen, Anna May Wong, and June Clyde, presents a mysterious tale set in London. A secretive society led by lawyer Thaddeus Merrydew distributes the assets of deceased members among the survivors. When members start dying under suspicious circumstances, Sherlock Holmes is engaged by a disgruntled widow seeking justice.

⁣"He Walked by Night" (1948), directed by Alfred L. Werker, is a gripping film-noir presented in a semi-documentary style. The narrative unfolds as the police intensively pursue a cunning and resourceful criminal who fatally shoots a police officer.

⁣"Eyes in the Night" (1942), directed by Fred Zinnemann and starring Edward Arnold, Ann Harding, and Donna Reed, is a gripping mystery film. Detective Duncan Maclain, played by Arnold, is aided by his loyal guide dog, Friday, as he investigates a murder.

⁣In the 1939 film "Eternally Yours," directed by Tay Garnett, Loretta Young portrays Anita Halstead, a woman captivated by the charming magician Arturo, played by David Niven. However, her romantic dreams quickly unravel as she discovers that life with Arturo is far from magical.

⁣"American Empire" (1942), directed by William C. McGann and starring Richard Dix, Leo Carrillo, and Preston Foster, unfolds a gripping tale of ambition, resilience, and rivalry in the Wild West. Two determined men unite to construct a cattle empire, facing challenges from rustlers and harsh weather. As they grapple with external threats, internal conflicts arise, testing their partnership.

⁣"Half Shot at Sunrise" (1930) stars the comedic duo Wheeler and Woolsey as two soldiers who go AWOL in Paris during World War I. The film unfolds with hilarious escapades as the duo navigates the romantic allure of the City of Light.

⁣"Guest in the House" (1944), directed by John Brahm, John Cromwell, and André De Toth, features Anne Baxter, Ralph Bellamy, and Aline MacMahon. The film unfolds as a young and manipulative woman enters the home of her fiancé's family, initially creating an illusion of domestic bliss.

⁣"Ghost of the Canyon" is a 1920 American silent film that falls into the genre of Western adventure and romance. Directed by Stanner E.V. Taylor, the film features a cast of actors typical of the era and tells a story of love, danger, and the untamed wilderness of the American West.

⁣"Captain Kidd" (1945), directed by Rowland V. Lee and starring Charles Laughton, Randolph Scott, and Barbara Britton, embarks on the unhistorical adventures of the infamous pirate. The narrative revolves around themes of treasure and treachery as Captain Kidd navigates the dangerous waters of piracy.

⁣"Dark Mountain" (1944), directed by William Berke and starring Robert Lowery, Ellen Drew, and Regis Toomey, explores the dangerous consequences of a woman unknowingly marrying a gangster. The unsuspecting bride becomes entangled in her husband's criminal activities, leading to her implication in a murder he committed.

⁣"Blood on the Sun" (1945), directed by Frank Lloyd and starring James Cagney, Sylvia Sidney, and Porter Hall, unfolds a gripping tale of intrigue set in 1930s Japan. James Cagney's character, a determined American reporter, uncovers a sinister plot by the Japanese government for world domination.

⁣"Heartbeat" (1946), directed by Sam Wood, stars Ginger Rogers, Jean-Pierre Aumont, and Adolphe Menjou. Set in Paris, the film follows a young woman who escapes from a reform school, becomes part of a pickpocket academy, and faces the dilemma of falling for a handsome diplomat she's coerced into stealing from.

⁣"Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (1921), starring Mary Pickford, is a silent war drama film directed by Rex Ingram. The story revolves around the wealthy Argentinian Madariaga family and the impact of World War I on their lives.

⁣"Dangerous Passage" (1944), directed by William Berke, stars Robert Lowery, Phyllis Brooks, and Charles Arnt. The film follows Joe Beck, who, eager to claim a substantial inheritance in Texas, departs Central America. Opting for a perilous sea journey, Beck finds himself aboard a ship fraught with danger.

⁣"Blood and Sand" is a silent drama film released in 1922, directed by Fred Niblo. The film is based on the Spanish novel "Sangre y arena" by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez. It stars Rudolph Valentino, Lila Lee, and Nita Naldi. The story follows the life of Juan Gallardo, a young Spanish matador, as he rises to fame and navigates personal and romantic challenges within the world of bullfighting.

⁣"Bowery at Midnight" (1942), directed by Wallace Fox and starring Bela Lugosi, John Archer, and Wanda McKay, unfolds a tale of deception and criminal intrigue. Bela Lugosi's character, a seemingly benevolent soup kitchen operator and criminology professor, conceals a dark secret.