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1. The General 2. Steamboat Bill Jr. 3. Sherlock Jr. 4. Seven Chances 5. Our Hospitality 6. The Cameraman 7. The Navigator 8. Go West 9. Three Ages 10. College 11. Sunset Boulevard 12. Limelight 13. It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World Not including his shorts read more

Although the film certainly had so good parts for some reason it did not quite jell with me. Focusing on the positive first, this was a revisionist western that tried to depict an alternative picture of the American west from the eyes of Native Americans. Although not perfect it was trying. Dustin H read more

Although the film certainly had so good parts for some reason it did not quite jell with me. Focusing on the positive first, this was a revisionist western that tried to depict an alternative picture of the American west from the eyes of Native Americans. Although not perfect it was trying. Dustin H read more

1. The Graduate 2. All The President’s Men 3. Kramer vs. Kramer 4. Tootsie 5. Midnight Cowboy 6. Papillon 7. Lenny 8. Rain Man 9. Straight Time 10. Marathon man 11. Straw Dogs 12. Kung Fu Panda 13. Stranger Than Fiction 14. Little Big Man 15. Finding Neverland 16. Wag the Dog read more

1. The Graduate 2. All The President’s Men 3. Kramer vs. Kramer 4. Tootsie 5. Midnight Cowboy 6. Papillon 7. Lenny 8. Rain Man 9. Straight Time 10. Marathon man 11. Straw Dogs 12. Kung Fu Panda 13. Stranger Than Fiction 14. Little Big Man 15. Finding Neverland 16. Wag the Dog I grew up thinkin read more

How can you get sick of Laurel & Hardy? Maybe it’s possible, but I always enjoy coming back to them, because they are easy on the eyes and the mind. They have the mayhem of the Marx Brothers or The Three Stooges, but they remain perhaps even more endearing more often than not. They may not read more

How can you get sick of Laurel & Hardy? Maybe it’s possible, but I always enjoy coming back to them, because they are easy on the eyes and the mind. They have the mayhem of The Marx Brothers or The Three Stooges, but they remain, perhaps, even more endearing more often than not. They may read more

“Take your stinking paws off me, you damned dirty ape!” ~ Taylor Planet of the Apes is a highly disconcerting tale despite the rubber visages of the apes which feel quite tacky at times. However, they are so unnatural that they seem to still work within the context of the film. This Sci- read more

There are short films and then there are feature films. This is your typical Laurel and Hardy short feature which falls somewhere in between. This Hal Roach produced comedy romp pulls its plot from current events such as WWI, big game hunting, and Middle American suburban life. But forget that, the read more

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“Take your stinking paws off me, you damned dirty ape!” ~ Taylor Planet of the Apes is a highly disconcerting tale despite the rubber visages of the apes which feel quite tacky at times. However, they are so unnatural that they seem to still work within the context of the film. This Sci- read more

There are short films and then there are feature films. This is your typical Laurel and Hardy short feature which falls somewhere in between. This Hal Roach-produced comedy romp pulls its plot from current events such as WWI, big game hunting, and Middle American suburban life. But forget that, the read more

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Directed by Peter Bogdanovich and starring the father, daughter pair of Ryan O’Neil and Tatum O’Neil, this film is set filmed in stark black and white and set during the Depression.  Addie Loggins is a little girl who has just lost her mother and her closest relation is the shifty Bible salesman read more

Directed by Peter Bogdanovich and starring the father, daughter pair of Ryan O’Neil and Tatum O’Neil, this film is set filmed in stark black and white and set during the Depression.  Addie Loggins is a little girl who has just lost her mother and her closest relation is the shifty Bible salesman read more

1. From Here to Eternity 2. Sweet Smell of Success 3. The Leopard 4. Judgment at Nuremberg 5. The Killers 6. Elmer Gantry 7. Local Hero 8. Atlantic City 9. Criss Cross 10. Seven Days in May 11. The Train 12. The Crimson Pirate 13. Brute Force 14. The Professionals 15. Field of Dreams 16. The Flame a read more

1. From Here to Eternity 2. Sweet Smell of Success 3. The Leopard 4. Judgment at Nuremberg 5. The Killers 6. Elmer Gantry 7. Local Hero 8. Atlantic City 9. Criss Cross 10. Seven Days in May 11. The Train 12. The Crimson Pirate 13. Brute Force 14. The Professionals 15. Field of Dreams 16. The Flame a read more

1. Spartacus 2. Paths of Glory 3. Ace in the Hole 4. The Bad and The Beautiful 5. A Letter to Three Wives 6. Out of the Past 7. Seven Days in May 8. Lonely are the Brave 9. Champion 10. Detective Story 11. Lust for Life 12. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 13. The Strange Love of Martha Ivers 14. Gunfig read more

1. Spartacus 2. Paths of Glory 3. Ace in the Hole 4. The Bad and The Beautiful 5. Champion 6. Out of the Past 7. Seven Days in May 8. Lonely are the Brave 9. A Letter to Three Wives 10. Detective Story 11. Lust for Life 12. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 13. The Strange Love of Martha Ivers 14. Gunfig read more

In the wake of other Sci-Fi smashes like Star Wars (1977) and Close Encounter of the Third Kind (1977), Alien was a radically different film, since it lacked the same sentiment of its precursors. One would wager a guess that this core variance stems from director Ridley Scott who certainly is no Geo read more