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Starstruck: a Benefit for “Gentleman Gene” Colan at The Henry Miller Library, Big Sur. Saturday, August 15: 6:30pm reception, 7:30pm performance. $12.80 advance admission, $20.00 at the door. Featurin… more →
Notes from the Soundboard: the Official Blog of Play it by Ear Productions
Top Five Books of 2009
jacobpedia wrote 2 days ago: My reading tastes take me all over the place, both in terms of content and era. These are the best … more →
Haiku Contest - Anyone can PLay!
lizbooks wrote 1 week ago: Do you haiku? Love film noir? (If you don’t know what it is, Netflix “The Maltese Falc … more →
Woman in the Dark by Dashiell Hammett
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jjlibling wrote 3 weeks ago: First Published: Liberty Magazine (3 instalments), 1933 Edition Read: Vintage Crime, 1989 ISBN: 0-67 … more →
The Maltese Falcon (1941)
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dustedoff wrote 3 weeks ago: This probably sounds really weird, but The Maltese Falcon (based on a novel by Dashiell Hammett) rem … more →
The Usual Suspects isn't that good.
joedowit wrote 1 month ago: A lot of people consider The Usual Suspects to be a great movie. I don’t even consider it goo … more →
The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett
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BookishlyFab wrote 1 month ago: This month’s book club selection was The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett. I have to admit … more →
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood... (Part 3)
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Scott W. Smith wrote 1 month ago: Once upon a time…between 1927-1941. By 1927 the film industry was barely 30 years old but grea … more →
That's Entertainment!...
LW wrote 2 months ago: As one prepares to add to one’s Netflix queue, it’s helpful to have a little guidance. … more →
Struck Dumb on 24th Street
Angelo Saxon wrote 2 months ago: We parked on Valencia just around the corner from 24th Street. The four of us walked across 24th for … more →
Nick Bounty: A Case of the Crabs - REVIEW
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Igor Hardy wrote 3 months ago: How funny can be a game that parodies the classic noir fiction, but happens neither on the Discworld … more →
FC4: arty of the irst art
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dcairns wrote 3 months ago: In THE SEVEN FACES OF DR LAO, a rather beautiful movie and the best thing George Pal ever did, Arthu … more →
Humphrey Bogart Lived Here
underthehollywoodsign wrote 4 months ago: The reason moviegoers don’t remember Humphrey Bogart as a youthful actor was that his career d … more →
Friday Noir: Hush, Sweet Baby, Hush
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Mark wrote 4 months ago: Large. Relentless. That’s the best way to describe it. Relentless. Constantly coming. At you. … more →
July 14-16 Hello Sunshine!
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thebigredapple wrote 5 months ago: NOTE: The Big Red Apple is now TheBigRedApple.net To view this post at its new location click HERE! … more →
Summertime Flicks for Free
Sarojini Seupersad wrote 5 months ago: There is always something to do in NYC in the summertime. How does that song lyric go? Summertime an … more →
Business Lesson: Mystery Films
Bob Morris wrote 5 months ago: I had the opportunity to vote (in 2008) for the ten best films in ten different categories (in a sur … more →
A new reading list, and some incomplete reviews (14/6/09)
guysalvidge wrote 6 months ago: Well, my resolution to read and review the three books on my list has been a complete failure, as I … more →
Symposium: The Function of Film
Tim wrote 6 months ago: Josh’s complaint that Up merely made him feel good instead of forever altering his weltanschauung pr … more →
Odds and Ends #2
playitbyear wrote 6 months ago: Starstruck: a Benefit for “Gentleman Gene” Colan at The Henry Miller Library, Big Sur. Saturday, Aug … more →
