The “It Takes a Thief” Blogathon – Day 1 Recap

Day 1 of the It Takes a Thief Blogathon and we already have a wealth of great posts!

MovieMovieBlogBlog declares that Woody Allen steals the show in his first feature film Take the Money and Run.

Silver Screenings takes a vacation with Cary Grant in her review of Alfred Hitchcock’s To Catch a Thief.

The Story Enthusiast credits Ernst Lubitsch with introducing the suave international thief in his film Trouble in Paradise.

The INCspotlight covers Michael Crichton’s adaptation of his own novel, The Great Train Robbery.

Sat in Your Lap believes the cult film Twilight’s Last Gleaming is one of the hidden gems of the 1970s.

CineMaven’s Essays From the Couch falls hard for Jean Gabin while viewing the French caper film Touchez Pas au Grisbi.

Midnite Drive-In reveals a preference for George Sanders out of the three actors who played Batman’s Mr. Freeze in the 1960s television series.

The Stop Button considers The Friends of Eddie Coyle a good but flawed film.

Caftan Woman conveys how You and Me is an unusual blend of romance, melodrama, and crime story.

Totally Filmi reviews Sapthamashree Thaskaraha (Seven Good Thieves), a Malayalam film about a group of men who meet in prison and plan a heist.

Movies Silently takes advantage of a rare opportunity to view and review 1928’s Alias Jimmy Valentine.

Wide Screen World finds Tom Hanks miscast in the lead role of Road to Perdition but otherwise likes this adaptation of the graphic novel.

Join us tomorrow for more thievery and other kinds of mayhem!