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Max Steiner

Also known as:  Maximilian Raoul Walter Steiner
Born:  May 10, 1888 in Vienna, Austria
Died:  December 28, 1971 in Hollywood, California, United States
Nationality:  American:Austrian
 
 
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Filmography Musician
Those Calloways
(1965) PG
A Distant Trumpet
(1964) Unrated
Spencer's Mountain
(1963) 
Rome Adventure
(1962) 
The Sins of Rachel Cade
(1961) Unrated
Parrish
(1961) 
Susan Slade
(1961) Unrated
Ice Palace
(1960) 
Cash McCall
(1960) 
John Paul Jones
(1959) 
The FBI Story
(1959) 
A Summer Place
(1959) 
The Hanging Tree
(1959) 
Darby's Rangers
(1958) 
Marjorie Morningstar
(1958) 
Escapade in Japan
(1957) Unrated
China Gate
(1957) Unrated
Band of Angels
(1957) 
Death of a Scoundrel
(1956) 
All Mine to Give
(1956) 
Run of the Arrow
(1956) Unrated
Helen of Troy
(1956) 
The Searchers
(1956) 
The McConnell Story
(1955) 
Battle Cry
(1955) 
Hell on Frisco Bay
(1955) Unrated
The Caine Mutiny
(1954) 
King Richard and the Crusaders
(1954) 
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
(1953) 
So This Is Love
(1953) Unrated
The Desert Song
(1953) 
Trouble along the Way
(1953) Unrated
Mara Maru
(1952) Unrated
The Iron Mistress
(1952) Unrated
The Jazz Singer
(1952) Unrated
Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima
(1952) 
Springfield Rifle
(1952) 
Distant Drums
(1951) 
Close to My Heart
(1951) Unrated
On Moonlight Bay
(1951) 
Jim Thorpe: All American
(1951) 
Force of Arms
(1951) Unrated
Room for One More
(1951) Unrated
Rocky Mountain
(1950) Unrated
The Flame & the Arrow
(1950) Unrated
Caged
(1950) 
The Fountainhead
(1949) 
Adventures of Don Juan
(1949) 
Flamingo Road
(1949) Unrated
White Heat
(1949) 
Beyond the Forest
(1949) Unrated
Fighter Squadron
(1948) Unrated
Key Largo
(1948) 
Winter Meeting
(1948) 
Johnny Belinda
(1948) 
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
(1948) 
My Girl Tisa
(1948) Unrated
Silver River
(1948) 
South of St. Louis
(1948) Unrated
Life with Father
(1947) 
Pursued
(1947) 
My Wild Irish Rose
(1947) Unrated
A Stolen Life
(1946) 
The Big Sleep
(1946) Unrated
The Man I Love
(1946) 
Tomorrow Is Forever
(1946) Unrated
Night and Day
(1946) 
The Beast with Five Fingers
(1946) Unrated
The Verdict
(1946) Unrated
Cloak and Dagger
(1946) 
My Reputation
(1946) Unrated
Saratoga Trunk
(1945) Unrated
Roughly Speaking
(1945) Unrated
The Corn Is Green
(1945) 
San Antonio
(1945) 
Rhapsody in Blue
(1945) 
Mildred Pierce
(1945) 
Passage to Marseilles
(1944) 
Arsenic and Old Lace
(1944) 
Since You Went Away
(1944) 
The Adventures of Mark Twain
(1944) 
Watch on the Rhine
(1943) 
This Is the Army
(1943) 
Mission to Moscow
(1943) Unrated
Desperate Journey
(1942) 
Casablanca
(1942) PG
In This Our Life
(1942) 
Captains of the Clouds
(1942) 
Now, Voyager
(1942) 
The Bride Came C.O.D.
(1941) Unrated
Dive Bomber
(1941) 
They Died with Their Boots On
(1941) 
Sergeant York
(1941) 
The Great Lie
(1941) 
Virginia City
(1940) Unrated
City for Conquest
(1940) 
Santa Fe Trail
(1940) 
Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet
(1940) Unrated
The Letter
(1940) Unrated
All This and Heaven Too
(1940) 
Dodge City
(1939) 
The Old Maid
(1939) Unrated
Oklahoma Kid
(1939) Unrated
Each Dawn I Die
(1939) Unrated
Dark Victory
(1939) 
Intermezzo
(1939) Unrated
They Made Me a Criminal
(1939) Unrated
Gone with the Wind
(1939) Unrated
Confessions of a Nazi Spy
(1939) Unrated
Crime School
(1938) Unrated
Angels with Dirty Faces
(1938) Unrated
Dawn Patrol
(1938) 
Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse
(1938) 
Jezebel
(1938) 
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
(1938) Unrated
Four Daughters
(1938) Unrated
The Sisters
(1938) 
Kid Galahad
(1937) 
A Star Is Born
(1937) 
That Certain Woman
(1937) Unrated
That Certain Woman
(1937) 
The Life of Emile Zola
(1937) 
Follow the Fleet
(1936) 
Little Lord Fauntleroy
(1936) 
The Charge of the Light Brigade
(1936) PG-13
The Garden of Allah
(1936) Unrated
The Informer
(1935) Unrated
Alice Adams
(1935) Unrated
Top Hat
(1935) Unrated
I Dream Too Much
(1935) Unrated
She
(1935) 
Roberta
(1935) 
The Three Musketeers
(1935) Unrated
Break of Hearts
(1935) Unrated
Spitfire
(1934) Unrated
Kentucky Kernels
(1934) Unrated
Of Human Bondage
(1934) Unrated
Bachelor Bait
(1934) Unrated
Anne of Green Gables
(1934) Unrated
Romance in Manhattan
(1934) Unrated
The Gay Divorcee
(1934) 
Little Minister
(1934) 
The Lost Patrol
(1934) 
Cheyenne Kid
(1933) 
Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men
(1933) Unrated
Ace of Aces
(1933) Unrated
Little Women
(1933) 
Topaze
(1933) Unrated
Morning Glory
(1933) Unrated
Diplomaniacs
(1933) 
Ann Vickers
(1933) Unrated
Son of Kong
(1933) Unrated
Finishing School
(1933) Unrated
Flying Down to Rio
(1933) Unrated
Christopher Strong
(1933) Unrated
King Kong
(1933) 
Melody Cruise
(1932) Unrated
The Most Dangerous Game
(1932) Unrated
The Half Naked Truth
(1932) Unrated
A Bill of Divorcement
(1932) Unrated
Little Orphan Annie
(1932) 
Bird of Paradise
(1932) Unrated
Way Back Home
(1932) Unrated
Lost Squadron
(1932) Unrated
The Conquerors
(1932) Unrated
What Price Hollywood?
(1932) Unrated
Kept Husbands
(1931) Unrated
Bachelor Apartment
(1931) Unrated
State's Attorney
(1931) Unrated
Cimarron
(1931) 
Check & Double Check
(1930) Unrated
Dixiana
(1930) Unrated
Half-Shot at Sunrise
(1930) Unrated
Last Command
(1928) Unrated
 
 
Member Reviews 
Nothing more than a typical western that clumsily tries to be more.
Reviewed by NWRdr4 for The Searchers at 2010-02-06 21:04:26
I'm not sure I understand the hype for this film. A complex character study? No way. The main flaw: John Wayne's racist, obsessed character, Ethan, is (at one point in the film) ready to shoot his niece for becoming "a buck" (think Dances with Wolves). Yet, near the end of the movie, as he's chasing her down, he suddenly decides to save her, and carry her off into the sunset. This is not characterization--it's a cop-out, the writer's way of saying "I'm too lazy to do anything else, so I'll throw this at the audience." It's frustrating as hell, considering the many great moments the movie had. The scene should've been fleshed-out, so that we can see some epiphany that Ethan comes to. Anyway, if you wanna see a good John Wayne western there's plenty other better ones you can watch.
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Easily the greatest movie ever made.
Reviewed by NWRdr4 for Gone with the Wind at 2010-01-31 15:45:11
Gone with the Wind has everything going for it, and nothing against it; it's simply perfect in every way. The illustrious story, which some have described as "overlong," can be more appropriately called "epic." The lead characters do not just give great performances--they create living, breathing characters. The brilliant usage of the film's admirably daring color-scheme perfectly compliments the mastery behind the camera; every shot is beautiful in its own right. And to top it all off, the movie's large-scale plot is never muddled--even in its most chaotic moments, the distinguished characterization and extensive set-pieces are strong enough to regroup the loose ends and effectively pull the film back together--that is, until the next splendid plot twist.
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Reviewed by testabc for King Kong at 2010-01-27 09:59:12
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Crime doesn't pay...unless you Cagney
Reviewed by ReelVideoMan for Angels with Dirty Faces at 2009-07-31 16:48:43
Classic tale of two friends who?s destines drastically diverged only to climactically reunite. Cagney lives a life of crime while his friend O?Brien talks to the Catholic priesthood. Out from a stint in the pen Cagney comes back to his own stomping grounds to collect on some money his crooked lawyer, none other than Humphrey Bogart, saved for him in the clink. Boggie isn?t going to let go of the money that easily, but one thing leads to another and Cagney is back at his ol? game. It isn?t long before he takes a few young teens in a small time gang under his crooked wings. The only problem is that these same kids are part Father O?Brien?s youth program. Does crime or faith win out? Does Cagney change his wicked ways or go down guns blazing? Well my friends that is for you to find out and it?s a trip worth taking!
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Old South
Reviewed by libraryhag for Jezebel at 2009-07-30 00:22:18
Bette steals the show as the willful heroine. When she pushes too far and is turned on by her social class, her fiance, Henry Fonda, breaks the engagement and goes to work in the North. Torn by regret Bette languishes on the family plantation until disease requires her to open her home to the very people who deserted her earlier. Among them is the ex-fiance and his northern wife. More conflict ensues and Bette becomes more and more distraught. How will she regain her dignity?? I really love this movie. I think Bette won an oscar for her performance, I know she was nominated.
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Bogart and Bacall Sizzle
Reviewed by libraryhag for The Big Sleep at 2009-07-29 16:35:12
This classic is one of my favorites. If you buy the DVD you will get the original version which is very different from the final release. The final cut is much better but the first version explains a lot of stuff that is left in HUH??? mode in the release version. The movie has everything, the rich socialites, the sordid affairs, the sultry dames and Bogart as the cynical but honorable detective. You must see this.
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still great after all these years
Reviewed by Appy_Entertainment for King Kong at 2008-12-11 21:57:30
It blew my mind when I was a kid and it is still a powerful film. Love it.
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one of bogarts best
Reviewed by spartacus for Treasure of the Sierra Madre at 2008-11-02 18:57:41
I feel this is one of bogarts finest performances. He plays a demented and evil character but he plays it in a very natural way and doesn't overdo it. The movie also has walter huston also playing a great part of a prospector which he won an oscar and deservedly so.. If you love bogart you will love this movie it is great!
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