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Silents are Golden: Slapstick By The Sea – 8 Edwardian Comedy Shorts
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Posted by Lea Stans on August 15, 2024
Slapstick By The Sea: 8 Edwardian Comedy Shorts The women may not have worn bikinis and the men might not have gone around shirtless, but Edwardians enjoyed a sunny day at the beach just as much as we do today. By the 1910s the best beaches abounded with beautiful resorts,...
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Manchester by the Sea (2016)
4 Star Films
Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on November 26, 2017
In Manchester by the Sea, you can distinctly see Kenneth Lonergan once more translating some of his skills as a playwright and stage director into his film. There’s a very inherent understanding of two-dimensional space and how images can be framed in a very linear way as they would be...
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Manchester by the Sea (2016)
4 Star Films
Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on November 26, 2017
In Manchester by the Sea, you can distinctly see Kenneth Lonergan once more translating some of his skills as a playwright and stage director into his film. There’s a very inherent understanding of two-dimensional space and how images can be framed in a very linear way as they would be...
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Manchester by the Sea
The Best Picture Project
Posted by Alyson on February 19, 2017
Manchester by the Sea is a powerful, emotional story of loss, grief, pain and family. When Lee (Casey Affleck) returns to his hometown after his brother’s death, he takes care of his nephew, Patrick (Lucas Hedges) and helps make arrangements. Lee is a loner, doesn’t care to interact with anyone...
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By the seat of his pants indeed! Animated GIF
Movies Silently
Posted by Fritzi Kramer on February 12, 2014
By Fritzi Kramer on February 12, 2014 in Blog, GIF, Humor Lupino Lane once more delights with his cute physical comedy. In this case, he helps himself into a theater box with a judicious yank on the seat of his pants. This is from Only Me, a delightful comedy short...
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In a Kingdom by the Sea
Café Muscato
Posted by Muscato on October 21, 2008
"The Kings of Hollywood," by Slim Aarons, 1957Proof positive that Old Hollywood had it nailed, glamourwise: even Van Heflin looks fab, although I think Coop may have had a drop too much. Wouldn't you like to have spent New Year's Eve at Romanoff's, once upon a time?
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