#CleanMovieMonth85 is Here!

 

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Today is the first day of July, so it is the beginning of #CleanMovieMonth85! This is the month which we have dedicated to Breen Era entertainment, so we have pledged to watch and review nothing but Code films during this time. That means we can only watch American movies released between July of 1934 and 1954 during this entire month. That won’t be difficult for us, since we love Code films!

This is a year of special anniversaries, since it has been ninety years since Martin Quigley’s idea presentation and eighty-five years since the formation of the PCA. We are especially celebrating the eighty-fifth anniversary of the PCA’s formation, since it marked the beginning of the twenty-year period of film decency which we call the Breen Era. Although it has not been eighty-five years of solid decency, due to the deterioration of the Code during the Shurlock Era (1955-1968), the years of Code-enforcement are still something about which to rejoice. In honor of this anniversary, we are calling this July #CleanMovieMonth85.

Visit the original announcement of #CleanMovieMonth85 to find out how you can join this celebration yourself. You can join anytime during July. It’s never too late to celebrate clean films! Any articles by other writers published as part of #CleanMovieMonth85 will be republished here, and links to the original posts will be included on a roster on this page.

Breening Thursdays is being suspended during July, since it is focused on un-Code films, and this month is just about Code movies. We will restart the series in August. On each of the four Thursdays in July, I will publish a Code Concepts article instead. In each of these articles, I will explain some concept of Code films. I will continue my other two weekly series, Film Fashion Fridays and 52 Code Films, throughout July. In addition, I will be posting daily articles this year. I am calling them Perfect Code Film Features. Every day, I will publish a one-paragraph article about a different perfect Code film which I recommend to my viewers as the film for the day. It will give those participating in #CleanMovieMonth85 some ideas on new movies to watch during the month.

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Also, please join our blogathon this weekend, The Favorite Code Film Blogathon. It is a great chance to celebrate Code films by writing about your favorite!

Our #CleanMovieMonth85 Articles

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Perfect Code Film Feature #1 – Once Upon a Honeymoon

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Perfect Code Film Feature #2 – Jezebel

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Perfect Code Film Feature #3 – Meet John Doe

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Perfect Code Film Feature #4 – Navy Blue and Gold

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Code Concepts #1. Respect, Patriotism, and the Flag

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Perfect Code Film Feature #5 – The Talk of the Town

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Perfect Code Film Feature #6 – The Little Foxes

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Perfect Code Film Feature #7 – The Silk Hat Kid

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Perfect Code Film Feature #8 – Boys Town

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Perfect Code Film Feature #9 – Life Begins for Andy Hardy

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Perfect Code Film Feature #10 – The Vanishing Virginian

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Perfect Code Film Feature #11 – Sing You Sinners

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Code Concepts #2. Twin Beds and One Foot on the Floor

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Perfect Code Film Feature #12 – Mrs. Miniver

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Perfect Code Film Feature #13 – You Can’t Take It with You

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Perfect Code Film Feature #14 – The Human Comedy

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Perfect Code Film Feature #15 – The Marrying Kind

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Perfect Code Film Feature #16 – King of the Newsboys

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Perfect Code Film Feature #17 – Great Guy

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Perfect Code Film Feature #18 – I’ll Be Seeing You

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Code Concepts #3. Kissing, Counting, and the Rail Bird Myth

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Perfect Code Film Feature #19 – Going My Way

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Perfect Code Film Feature #20 – Big City

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Perfect Code Film Feature #21 – Captains Courageous

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Perfect Code Film Feature #22 – Pinocchio

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Perfect Code Film Feature #23 – Yankee Doodle Dandy

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Perfect Code Film Feature #24 – Babes in Arms

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Perfect Code Film Feature #25 – The Bells of St. Mary’s

Guest #CleanMovieMonth85 Articles!

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Take 3: Stowaway Review (Clean Movie Month — #1)Original Post

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Take 3: Citizen Kane Review (Clean Movie Month — #2)Original Post

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Take 3: Madeleine Review (Clean Movie Month — #3)Original Post

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Take 3: Les Enfants Terribles Review (Clean Movie Month — #4)Original Post

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Take 3: All About Eve Review (Clean Movie Month — #5) – Original Post

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#CleanMovieMonth85!: Wrap-upOriginal Post

MovieCritic of Movies Meet Their Match

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Only the Code can make the sun rise on a new day of pure entertainment!

5 thoughts on “#CleanMovieMonth85 is Here!

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  5. Yay! How exciting! I’m looking forward to watching lots of new Code films!

    MovieCritic (Movies Meet Their Match)

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