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All 20 Burl Ives Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
If you're a fan of Burl Ives, known for his soothing voice and iconic role as Gramps in the animated film "The Hobbit, " then you're in for a treat. In our latest roundup, we're taking a closer look at Burl Ives Movies, where we delve into his most memorable film appearances, both in live-action and animation. From westerns to family-friendly adventures, prepare to rediscover your love for Burl Ives on the big screen!
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"Green Grass of Wyoming" is a captivating 1948 drama set against the beautiful backdrop of Wyoming ranches. It centers on a group of ranchers whose prized mares have mysteriously vanished, all attributed to the wild and elusive sighting of a striking white stallion.
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" is a gripping 1958 drama film that explores themes of alcoholism, dysfunctional family dynamics, and the complexities of a husband-wife relationship. Directed by Richard Brooks, the movie is a poignant adaptation of Tennessee Williams' stage play, which was also nominated for six Oscars. Set in the Southern states, it tells the story of Brick, a former football star suffering from alcoholism who resists his wife's affections.
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Experience the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's biggest night in "The 31st Annual Academy Awards. " This timeless celebration of film, honoring the finest achievements in cinema, transports you to a bygone era. Featuring an all-star lineup of hosts and presenters, the 1959 event promises an unforgettable evening of dazzling performances, heartfelt acceptance speeches, and shocking twists.
"Summer Magic" is a heart-warming family comedy from 1963, directed by James Neilson. The film follows a widow, played by Dorothy McGuire, and her children as they relocate from bustling Boston to the serene countryside of Maine. This transition ignites a series of hilarious misunderstandings, misadventures, and revelations that test the resilience and bond of this newly formed country family.
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Ensign Pulver is a hilarious 1964 comedy film set during the World War Two era. The film follows the story of Ensign Pulver, a young man whose life takes a humorous turn after a series of pranks on the ship. In the midst of chaos and confusion, he and the Captain are swept off the deck during a violent storm, which leads to a stunning discovery – they end up on a tropical paradise.
In the heart of the American West, a young boy named Johnny discovers an injured red-tailed hawk and embarks on an inspiring journey. As he tenderly nurses the majestic bird back to health, Johnny learns valuable lessons about courage, determination, and the bond between humans and animals. Together, the unlikely pair faces the challenges of their harsh surroundings, from fiercely protective raccoons to the harsh winds of the open desert.
Dive into the enchanting and fantastical realm of "The Bermuda Depths" (1978), a heart-pumping adventure set against the eerie backdrop of the Bermuda Triangle. Following a curious team of scientists exploring the depths of the ocean, their mission takes a mystical turn as they encounter a colossal turtle and the spirit of a young swimmer.
In the quirky family film, "Earthbound" (1981), a family of space aliens crash-lands on Earth after their spaceship malfunctions. This unexpected turn of events results in a heartwarming tale of discovery and family bonds.
In the gripping drama "White Dog" (1982), the narrative revolves around a determined trainer who embarks on a mission to rehabilitate a terrifying dog that has been conditioned to attack black individuals. Set against the backdrop of America in the 1980s, this socially conscious film showcases a harrowing exploration of society's prejudices and the consequences of intolerance.
"Uphill All the Way, " an independent film released in 1986, follows the hilarious misadventures of two unemployed, good ol' boys who find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes crime. Set in the heart of America's South, these two unlikely heroes are mistaken for notorious bank robbers, leaving them no choice but to hit the road and prove their innocence.
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Prepare to be swept away by the electrifying passion and heart-stopping romance of "Two Moon Junction" (1988)! This sultry drama, directed by the mastermind Zalman King, dives into the complex world of forbidden desires, temptation, and the allure of the unknown. The film, starring the alluring Sherilyn Fenn and the ruggedly handsome Richard Tyson, tells the tantalizing tale of a young wealthy Southern belle who, feeling suffocated by her impending semi-arranged marriage, embarks on a steamy and exhilarating affair with the mysterious, rugged drifter who captures her heart.
Get ready to dive into a thrilling crime-drama-romance as "True Romance" (1993) takes off! Set in Detroit, a passionate pop-culture enthusiast, Clarence, steals cocaine from his new wife's ruthless pimp, triggering a dangerous game of cat and mouse with the mobsters who own the drugs. As the couple's life spirals out of control, they find themselves fleeing to Hollywood in the search for a better life. Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary co-write this gritty, fast-paced adventure, directed by Tony Scott.
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"Fools Rush In" - a delightful romantic comedy released in 1997. In this heartwarming tale, Matthew Perry stars as a New York-born, Elvis impersonator who unexpectedly finds himself falling for a fiery Mexican woman, Salma Hayek. Their passionate one-night stand results in a surprise pregnancy, leading them to tie the knot in a whirlwind marriage.
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The Family Man, released in 2000, is a heartwarming comedy-drama that explores the life of a fast-lane investment broker who is suddenly thrust into an alternate life. Offered the opportunity to see how the other half lives, he wakes up to find that his sports car and girlfriend have become a mini-van and wife. This enchanting tale of a career man confronting his crisis of conscience and navigating the challenges of a parallel universe stars Nicolas Cage, Téa Leoni, and Don Cheadle.
15. Pollock (2000)
Experience the captivating life and artistic journey of Jackson Pollock, one of America's most celebrated painters, through the biographical drama film, Pollock. Directed by acclaimed actor Ed Harris, this cinematic masterpiece delves into the tumultuous yet creative life of Pollock, who revolutionized the art world with his innovative techniques and distinctive style.
"The Wedding Planner" is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the life of Mary Fiore, the most successful wedding planner in San Francisco. With an ability to create enchanting and beautiful affairs, Mary is well-versed in the art of love and romance. However, all her carefully crafted rules come crashing down when she unexpectedly falls for the groom during an elaborate event.
17. Bad Santa (2003)
Bad Santa is an offbeat take on Christmas, featuring Billy Bob Thornton as an expertly cunning conman who, alongside his partner (Bernie Mac), poses as a drunken Santa and his helper to rob department stores on the most wonderful time of the year. However, their plan takes a detour when their conman finds himself befriending and looking out for a troubled kid in need.
Get ready to laugh and roll with action in Big Momma's House 2! FBI agent Marcus Burnett once again dons his disguise as an overweight, elderly woman named "Big Momma" to infiltrate a crime suspect's household as a nanny. This time, his mission is to solve a high-stakes undercover operation while juggling the challenges of being a nanny and maintaining his disguise.
19. The Boys (2009)
"The Boys" is a gripping documentary that offers an intimate look into the lives and work of the legendary songwriting duo, Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman.
Fantastic Mr. Fox, a delightful animated adventure by Wes Anderson, brings Roald Dahl's enchanting tale to life.