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Which ones do you think they've gotten right? Which ones were disasters? Were any not bad, but kinda pointless? Which ones would you like to see redone? Here's my assessment of the ones I've seen: War of the Worlds This is the one that made me think of it, cuz it's on right now. I may change my mind at the end of it, seeing as I've only seen it once before and it's only just started now....

Hi all,here's a few I've been looking at added La Belle et la Bete again from our October discussion as I've watched it again.I'm looking forward to reading all your reviews. The Go Between 1970. .................................................. .............................. Directed by Joseph Losey and featuring an electrifying script by Harold Pinter The Go Between is a classic in every ...

1. Radio Days (Woody Allen) 2. Withnail & I (Bruce Robinson) 3. Buster Keaton: A Hard Act To Follow (Brownlow/Gill) 4. The Dead (John Huston) 5. Hong gao liang/Red Sorghum (Yimou Zhang) 6. Full Metal Jacket (Stanley Kubrick) 7. 84 Charing Cross Road (David Hugh Jones) 8. Ironweed (Hector Babenco) 9. The Whales of August (Lindsay Anderson) 10. Au revoir les enfants (Louis Malle) 11. ...

The General , directed by Clyde Bruckman and Buster Keaton, 1926. Plot summary: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0017925/plotsummary The sheer magnitude of this production impresses, especially when you look at little Buster Keaton running around, continually getting on and off the train to take care of various obstacles that are thrown in his way by the Union Army. The one shot where the ...

I'm sure my fellow Detroiters will share in my grief over the news that comedian Soupy Sales passed away tonight, at age 83: Link The Monkees were a great influence on me as a comedy writer, occasional performer, and incurable ad-libber. But among the many other greats who I've admired (Groucho Marx, W.C. Fields, Buster Keaton, Monty Python, the SCTV troupe) was the host of a kid's ...

Hey folks, Harry here and you can finally apply by BUTT-NUMB-A-THON Application Page! The form will be active till MIDNIGHT Central Time on October 30th. And at some point on November 1st I'll print the list of accepted entrants. So get your bald photo ready - and I'll be reading your answers with great interest for the next 10 days. As I work non-stop filling the ...

It's been a while since we saw a good superhero movie such as The Dark Knight, Iron Man, and this year's Watchmen. It's the fall now, and there aren't any other live-action movies coming from Marvel or D.C...but there's always MIRAGEMAN to satisfy one's superhero movie craving! I was shocked to see the DVD of this film in stores today? I had no idea. Just the other day, I was reading...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Dade Devlin He didn't list five reviews, he named five movies from that list he mentioned in his journal entry. It's not the same thing. And you're assuming that Ebert doesn't do his homework, rather foolish. I would assume that, given Ebert's position as a well known and trusted ...

Abigail's Party is still going on, 32 years after it was first shown on BBC's Play for Today. But why is this tale of 70s suburbia still so popular? Here Mike Leigh discusses the enduring appeal of his play, while Imogen Carter talks to leading lady Alison Steadman, along with actors, writers and directors who saw the show in 1977… and have never been able to forget it Mike Leigh ...