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Raintree County
The reader of this review needs to imagine a long and deep sigh to preface these proceedings. You do it? Good. I’ve watched my fair share of lengthy films for this blog. Lawrence of Arabia, Das… more →
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Raintree County
wrote 2 weeks ago: The reader of this review needs to imagine a long and deep sigh to preface these proceedings. You do … more →
Rebel Without a Cause
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wrote 1 month ago: Careers that are blown out too soon create an aura of legend around many young stars that were taken … more →
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
wrote 1 month ago: I love it when I think I’m going to seriously dislike a movie and I end up enjoying it quite a … more →
Billy Rose's Jumbo
wrote 2 months ago: Long time readers know that I have a soft spot in my heart for musicals. I used to review Glee eery … more →
How to Marry a Millionaire
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wrote 10 months ago: Lately, I’ve been trying to adopt this more professional, less conversational tone for my film … more →
For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)
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wrote 11 months ago: I’m not an Ernest Hemingway fan. He’s one of America’s most beloved authors. I … more →
Othello (1952)
wrote 11 months ago: This is an unpopular opinion to have (particularly among film buff circles), but I think Citzen Kane … more →
"Making Love" into Movie Scenes. . .
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wrote 1 year ago: We’ve all been there. . . cuddled up with a bowl of popcorn (maybe with company), your eyes glued to … more →
Book Tag
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wrote 1 year ago: I have been Book Tagged! Rules: 1. You must post the rules. 2. Answer the questions the tagger set f … more →
Road to Rio
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wrote 1 year ago: During one of my earlier posts, I pondered on the reasons for why I was able to enjoy comedies from … more →
My Favorite Wife
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wrote 1 year ago: This was the perfect antidote to follow up Storytelling. Had I watched something even half as dark o … more →
The Way We Were
wrote 2 years ago: I consider myself to be a romantic. I often find myself far more emotionally invested in many of the … more →
To Have and Have Not
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wrote 2 years ago: When this particular film came in the mail from Netflix, my first reaction was “Finally, a Bog … more →
John and Mary
wrote 2 years ago: The 1960′s was the beginning of America’s sexual liberalization. With the onset of the … more →
Teacher's Pet
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wrote 2 years ago: Well, once again, I found myself watching a “classic” comedy that I had never heard of f … more →
Summertime
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wrote 2 years ago: I call myself a cinephile, but my knowledge of cinema prior to 1960 or so is spotty and incomplete a … more →
