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Winter Kills (1979). Seriously out-there conspiracy theory movie based around the Kennedy assassination. Works well as a spoof, Huston steals the show.
Winter Kills (1979). Seriously out-there conspiracy theory movie based around the Kennedy assassination. Works well as a spoof, Huston steals the show.
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Valdez is Coming, $ (Dollars), Harry & Walter Go to New York, and Bucktown
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Valdez is Coming, $ (Dollars), Harry & Walter Go to New York, and Bucktown
Tonight's movie, A New Leaf (1971)
Matthau needs money. May has it. If he could just marry her and murder her...
A very enjoyable black comedy!
Tonight's movie, A New Leaf (1971)
Matthau needs money. May has it. If he could just marry her and murder her...
A very enjoyable black comedy!
That's it, that's all of 'em. Hope you liked and thanks for the challenge and to @tansleyjames.bsky.social for hosting.
Here's my full list (with logos and badges to take you back a bit!)
That's it, that's all of 'em. Hope you liked and thanks for the challenge and to @tansleyjames.bsky.social for hosting.
Here's my full list (with logos and badges to take you back a bit!)
I laughed loads at this one. Falk and Arkin are just PERFECT.
I laughed loads at this one. Falk and Arkin are just PERFECT.
Absolutely brilliant. Hayden being Hayden, Calhern sleazy and Jaffe stealing every scene he's in. It's funny that James Whitmore ends up in jail here - maybe this was the offence that had him locked up in Shawshank for so many years?
Absolutely brilliant. Hayden being Hayden, Calhern sleazy and Jaffe stealing every scene he's in. It's funny that James Whitmore ends up in jail here - maybe this was the offence that had him locked up in Shawshank for so many years?
The one thing that stopped me from every being an uber-Du fan was the tinny production - if they ever remaster their stuff I'll be first in line to buy. Until then, this is a cracking alternative. 43 live songs, and they sound GOOD.
The one thing that stopped me from every being an uber-Du fan was the tinny production - if they ever remaster their stuff I'll be first in line to buy. Until then, this is a cracking alternative. 43 live songs, and they sound GOOD.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020)
Stirring, emontional, eloquent, manipulative, very Sorkin - for better and for worse. Rylance is superb, as is Langella in a thankless role.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020)
Stirring, emontional, eloquent, manipulative, very Sorkin - for better and for worse. Rylance is superb, as is Langella in a thankless role.
Laughton and Dietrich great, Power miscast. Stupid plot twist, still a good film, and with more (light) humour than I'd expected
Laughton and Dietrich great, Power miscast. Stupid plot twist, still a good film, and with more (light) humour than I'd expected
It's OK, not classic.
It's OK, not classic.
LIke casting Henry Fonda as a baddie in Once Upon a Time in the West, evil Angela Lansbury is also jarring. Great film, of course, although Janet Leigh's part is woefully undercooked.
LIke casting Henry Fonda as a baddie in Once Upon a Time in the West, evil Angela Lansbury is also jarring. Great film, of course, although Janet Leigh's part is woefully undercooked.
Anatomy of a Murder (1959)
Fully deserves every word of praise it's ever received. Wow, what a movie. James Stewart + Lee Remick + courtroom drama = all-time great.
(How funny it is to think that Ben Gazzara is in both this and The Big Lebowski, 39 years later)
Anatomy of a Murder (1959)
Fully deserves every word of praise it's ever received. Wow, what a movie. James Stewart + Lee Remick + courtroom drama = all-time great.
(How funny it is to think that Ben Gazzara is in both this and The Big Lebowski, 39 years later)
Torn Curtain (1966)
A lesser Hitch, they say, but brilliantly suspenseful. Gromek a wonderfully sinister East German security man.
I loved it.
Torn Curtain (1966)
A lesser Hitch, they say, but brilliantly suspenseful. Gromek a wonderfully sinister East German security man.
I loved it.
Too Late for Tears (1949)
Fantastic! Lizabeth Scott obtains a suitcase with $60k in it, and she'll do anything to hold on to it.
I absolutely loved it. I'm such a sucker for noir.
Too Late for Tears (1949)
Fantastic! Lizabeth Scott obtains a suitcase with $60k in it, and she'll do anything to hold on to it.
I absolutely loved it. I'm such a sucker for noir.