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1 day, 19 hours ago  by cornershop15
I agree with many of the titles in those wish-lists, especially didi's desire to see those plays made available. There have been quite a lot of classics released, however - more than you'd think. The Naked Civil Servant , The Collection , and boxsets for Dennis Potter, Jack Rosenthal, Alan Bennett and Mike Leigh. Nothing for David Mercer as yet (although I'm probably past caring after ...
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Solomon Kane Movie News - The REH Forum - Page 31...
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2 days, 16 hours ago  by F_r_e_a_k
-1981. Raiders took it pretty easily. My prediction was off, looks like populism won over board regularism again. I'm thinking 1972 might look similar to 1981's results. Godfather = Raiders, Cabaret = Reds, obviously. The Godfather (dir. Francis Ford Coppola) Cabaret (dir. Bob Fosse) Deliverance (dir. John Boorman) The Emigrants (dir. Jan Troell) Sounder (dir. Martin Ritt)...
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3 days, 12 hours ago  by SimonM
I can definitely understand why some don't find Anderson appealing, but some of these criticisms I don't understand. What indie bands does he use in his soundtracks? The music is almost exclusively from decades ago, not exactly Pitchfork fodder. His characters are often mopey, but that's part of the sense of humor: characters that take themselves far too seriously. As another poster said, ...
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5 days, 23 hours ago  by reddpill
It's an impressive list, but I would go with Wuthering Heights. On a side note, it is sad that so many of today's movie fans have no idea who William Wyler was, or Billy Wilder, John Houston, etc., or of the great foreign directors such as Ingmar Bergman, Jean Renoir, and Akira Kurosawa.
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6 days, 19 hours ago  by Bob McLaughlin
Bob McLaughlin's 2009 Horror Movie Marathon List 1. The Golem (1920) (first time viewing) This story was supposedly the source of inspiration for Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". While no one is going to be frightened by this movie any more, it's easy to see why this is a horror classic. It has scorcery, evil spirits, sex, and an indestructable monster with a weird Beatles haircut. ...
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1 week, 1 day ago  by Bob McLaughlin
Bob McLaughlin's 2009 Horror Movie Marathon List 1. The Golem (1920) (first time viewing) This story was supposedly the source of inspiration for Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". While no one is going to be frightened by this movie any more, it's easy to see why this is a horror classic. It has scorcery, evil spirits, sex, and an indestructable monster with a weird Beatles haircut. ...
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1 week, 2 days ago  by Bob McLaughlin
Bob McLaughlin's 2009 Horror Movie Marathon List 1. The Golem (1920) (first time viewing) This story was supposedly the source of inspiration for Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". While no one is going to be frightened by this movie any more, it's easy to see why this is a horror classic. It has scorcery, evil spirits, sex, and an indestructable monster with a weird Beatles haircut. ...
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