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Category Archives: Movies
RIP Billy Jack
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: I saw that Tom Laughlin died the other day. He was mostly known for playing Billy Jack in a series of films, the most famous being the first two: the 1967 “The Born Losers” and the 1971 “Billy Jack.” You … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Performers, Politics and Economics
Tagged 1960s, Billy Jack, Delores Costello, Elizabeth James, Film, movies, The Born Losers, Tom Laughlin, westerns
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Linkage
Paleo Retiree writes: Interesting how much some of these pathetic (if also zany) Brutalist Yugoslavian monuments — shown here in photos by Jan Kempenaers — resemble contemporary chic architecture. Coincidence? An interview with journalist Colin Flaherty, who has been tracking the Knockout … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Linkathons, Movies, Science, Television
Tagged Camille Paglia, Christopher Mason, Colin Flaherty, Emmanuel Todd, HBDChick, Lloyd Fonveille, Will. S.
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Publicity Archives
Sherbrooke writes: Records of why this photo was taken remain undiscovered, but surely the cause of Big Cats was involved. Diana Rigg and Elizabeth Taylor (meeting for the first time?) show the kitties some love.
Posted in Movies, Performers, Photography
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The Camera Loves…
Eddie Pensier writes: …Joan Fontaine (22 October 1917 − 15 December 2013) …Peter O’Toole (2 August 1932 – 14 December 2013)
Posted in Movies, Photography
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The Travesty of the Ring
epiminondas writes: I went to see The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug recently. I wish I hadn’t. It was essentially shot as though it were some juvenile computer game. Poor acting, too. And a multicultural Dale? What were Jackson and his … Continue reading
The Camera Loves…
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Click on the image to enlarge. …Sherilyn Fenn. Photograph by George Hurrell.
UR: Now Wikipedia Approved
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Click on the image to enlarge. At least until one of the editors changes things. Here’s the review being referenced.
“Untamed”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Released in 1957, “Untamed” is an episodic account of a woman’s semi-voluntary trudge towards independence, one that uses the Westernization of Japan as its backdrop. (It’s set during the Taisho period of the early 20th century.) Hideko Takamine — … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Performers
Tagged Film, Hideko Takamine, Japan, Mikio Naruse, movies, Taisho Era, Untamed
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“Cherry Crush”
Paleo Retiree writes: Very enjoyable small-scale independent teen noir from 2007, played for straightfaced intensity rather than exploitation or yuks. Jonathan Tucker is an arty richkid screwup who’s drawn to Nikki Reed, a dark-haired, witchy charmer from the wrong side … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Jonathan Tucker, movies, Nicholas DiBella, Nikki Reed, noir, Rochester, teen movies
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How Terribly Strange to be Twenty
Fenster writes: I had coffee this morning with an old friend with kids about the same age as mine, late teens. As we talked about little-kids-little-problems/big-kids-big-problems we touched on an aspect of life at that age that we’d more or … Continue reading
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Tagged Crystal Fairy, Kenneth Lonergan, Margaret, Michael Cera, Sixties
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