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Category Archives: Movies
Tasmanian Devil
epiminondas writes: Great Australian bio about legendary actor Errol Flynn narrated by Christopher Lee. His amazing ability to live life to its fullest was his greatest legacy.
Movie Still Du Jour
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Click on the image to enlarge. Greta Garbo in THE KISS. Production design by Cedric Gibbons.
Notes on “Skin Game”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: “Skin Game” has the modest charm of a joshing tall tale or a comic folk ballad. Given its premise, which involves a bi-racial duo of con men who repeatedly allow the black partner to be sold into slavery … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Comedy, Django Unchained, Film, James Garner, Louis Gossett, movies, Paul Bogart, Quentin Tarantino, Skin Game, slavery, Susan Clark
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The Camera Loves…
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Click on the images to enlarge. …Veronica Lake. Both photos by A.L. “Whitey” Schafer.
Posted in Movies, Sex, Women men and fashion
Tagged A.L. Whitey Schafer, noir, Paramount Pictures, Veronica Lake
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“The Middle of the World”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Alain Tanner’s “The Middle of the World,” released in 1974, is a movie about cultures clashing in the most subtle of ways. Maybe it’s more appropriate to say it’s about cultures slipping past each other in the … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Movies, Politics and Economics, Sex
Tagged Alain Tanner, Feminism, Film, John Berger, movies, Olimpia Carlisi, Philippe Leotard, Roger Ebert, Switzerland, The Middle of the World
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Notes on “My Chauffeur”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: This Crown International production from 1986 is perkily hit-and-miss. It seems like an attempt to do a modern-day screwball comedy with some Dickensian elements (there are some real shockeroos, plot-wise), but the tone is mostly off — it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Crown International Pictures, Deborah Foreman, Film, movies, My Chauffeur, Nicolas Cage, Sam Jones, Valley Girl
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Linkage
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: The high-flying paeans these women write to their bodies are a hoot. (H/T Advocatus Diaboli) Porno kitsch. (H/T Glynn Marshes) I love a good funny gif. Lloyd Fonvielle has some nice things to say about a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Humor, Linkathons, Movies, Sex
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“Pacific Rim”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: “Pacific Rim” comes across as a dream project for director Guillermo del Toro, his chance to blow his geek-visionary load while fireworks explode on the soundtrack. The concept is suitably awesome: giant robots battle giant monsters in an apocalyptic … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Movies, Technology
Tagged Action Movies, cgi, Film, Guillermo del Toro, Ishiro Honda, Michael Bay, movies, Pacific Rim, Ray Harryhausen, Science Fiction, special effects, Transformers
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Iliza Shlesinger
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: I watched stand-up comedian Iliza Shlesinger’s film “War Paint” on Netflix streaming the other night. I admit it: I hit “play” on the Roku controller in part because the image used to advertise the movie shows Iliza in the buff. She’s … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Performers, Women men and fashion
Tagged Comedy, Iliza Shlesinger, stand-up comedy, War Paint
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Actors (etc.) in Hats and Headgear
Sherbrooke writes: This is Roscoe (“Fatty”) Arbuckle in the 1910s. In his shorts, he was playful and often brilliant. And in some, he had a real sense of anger, outraged dignity and sadness. (See “He Did and He Didn’t,” 1916.) Now … Continue reading
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