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Monthly Archives: August 2017
My Review of ‘Niagara’ (1953)
Niagara is a film noir thriller that’s something of an outlier, in that it was filmed in glowing Technicolor. Part of that may have been to emphasize the majestic power and beauty of Niagara Falls, and part of it may … Continue reading
‘Charade’ – Part Nine
Yes, folks, this is the penultimate part of that awesome spy thriller/mystery/romantic comedy, Charade! And I can’t wait to finish this up, because I have what my friend from England would call a corker for you. At least, that’s what … Continue reading
Posted in Saturday Matinee, Serial Shorts, Short Film
Tagged Comedy, Mystery, Public Domain Films, Saturday Matinee, Short Film, Spy Thriller
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A Film For Friday: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Originally posted on Paul D. Brazill:
Fantastic film! 🙂 Paul D. Brazill View original post
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Lt. Starbuck, An Appreciation
Loved the remake, and kudos to the original! 🙂 Source: Lt. Starbuck, An Appreciation
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My Review of ‘Drive’ (2011)
This movie shoots straight out of the gate into the story about a nameless stunt driver (played stoically by Ryan Gosling), who moonlights as a getaway driver. In superb “show, don’t tell” fashion, we see (Nameless) Driver give brief instructions … Continue reading
Posted in Crime Movies, Heist Film, Movie Reviews, Neo-Noir
Tagged Crime Film, Heist Movie, Movie Review, Neo-Noir
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Jerry Lewis (1926-2017)
Originally posted on Screenwriting from Iowa:
“After his break with Mr. [Dean] Martin in 1956, Mr. Lewis went on to a successful solo career, eventually writing, producing and directing many of his own films.” David Kehr, New York Times Actor, comedian…
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‘Charade’ – Part Eight
Once again, it’s time for the next exciting part of that awesome classic film from yesteryear, Charade! So … grab your popcorn and let’s get to it, shall we? 🙂 And here are two awesome links I found on the … Continue reading
Posted in Saturday Matinee, Serial Shorts
Tagged Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant, Comedy, Mystery, Spy Thriller, Thriller
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