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Before Sunset (2004)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 25, 2015
There is a certain degree of eagerness and nervousness as we wait to hear what happened in the months following Before Sunrise. We find out that Jesse and Celine did not actually meet 6 months after their first encounter. In all reality, what were we expecting? I myself had a...
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Before Sunrise (1995)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 23, 2015
This is a fascinating film not just about love and romance but higher, deeper concepts altogether. Without knowing the idea already existed, this is the film I always wanted to make in my head! Two people meeting in a place under unusual circumstances (on a train in a foreign country),...
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Before Sunrise (1995)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 23, 2015
This is a fascinating film not just about love and romance but higher, deeper concepts altogether. Without knowing the idea already existed, this is the film I always wanted to make in my head! Two people meeting in a place under unusual circumstances (on a train in a foreign country),...
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The Odd Couple (1968) – Updated
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 22, 2015
By now The Odd Couple is rather like returning to an old group of friends. Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau never had a better pairing than their turns as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison. The roles seem to fit each man to the tee or at least they make them...
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Review: The Odd Couple (1968)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 22, 2015
By now The Odd Couple is rather like returning to an old group of friends. Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau never had a better pairing than their turns as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison. The roles seem to fit each man to the tee or at least they make them...
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Review: The Odd Couple (1968)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 22, 2015
By now The Odd Couple is rather like returning to an old group of friends. Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau never had a better pairing than their turns as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison. The roles seem to fit each man to the tee or at least they make them...
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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 19, 2015
The title gives a clear indication of what this Stanley Donen musical will be about, but it does not tell us how we will arrive at that conclusion. It all begins when a woodsman named Adam (Howard Keel) comes to town intent on finding himself a cute and handy bride....
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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 19, 2015
The title gives a clear indication of what this Stanley Donen musical will be about, but it does not tell us how we will arrive at that conclusion. It all begins when a woodsman named Adam (Howard Keel) comes to town intent on finding himself a cute and handy bride....
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The Best Films of Stanley Donen
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 18, 2015
1. Singin’ in the Rain 2. Charade 3. On the Town 4. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers 5. Two for the Road 6. Funny Face 7. Royal Wedding 8. Indiscreet 9. Bedazzled 10. It’s Always Fair Weather
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The Best Films of Stanley Donen
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 18, 2015
“I think of myself as a meat-and-potatoes kind of director.” Well-known Collaborations: Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire in musicals
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A Letter to Three Wives (1949)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 17, 2015
Here is a story about three wives, the three husbands that go with them, and the one woman who got in the middle of them all. The main plot device is simply this: This woman named Addie Grace, who we never see but who is always being referred to, has...
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A Letter to Three Wives (1949)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 17, 2015
Here is a story about three wives, the three husbands that go with them, and the one woman who got in the middle of them all. The main plot device is simply this: This woman named Addie Grace, who we never see but who is always being referred to, has...
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The Best Films of the Marx Brothers
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 14, 2015
1. Duck Soup 2. A Night at the Opera 3. A Day at the Races 4. Horse Feathers 5. Monkey Business 6. Animal Crackers 7. The Cocoanuts 8. At the Circus 9. Go West 10. A Night at Casablanca
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The Best Films of the Marx Brothers
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 14, 2015
Alfie (1966)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 10, 2015
“I’ve been doing things my whole life I’m not suppose to” ~ Alfie Alfie is a real character, with his cockney accent and personal insight about the world he resides in and the people he crosses paths with. Before Ferris Bueller, there was originally Alfie constantly breaking
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Alfie (1966)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 10, 2015
“I’ve been doing things my whole life I’m not suppose to” ~ Alfie Alfie is a real character, with his cockney accent and personal insight about the world he resides in and the people he crosses paths with. Before Ferris Bueller, there was originally Alfie constantly breaking
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Pitfall (1948)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 7, 2015
In Italy Pitfall‘s title was translated to Tragedy in Santa Monica. And that it is, but it plays out as a typical, everyday tragedy. It is far from Shakespearian. John Forbes (Dick Powell) is sorely tired of the monotony of his life: A wheel within a wheel within a wheel...
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Cry Danger (1951)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 7, 2015
Here is yet another noir gem which would never get made today, much less in a mere 22 days! This directorial debut of Robert Parrish is boosted by an often witty script from William Bowers. Rocky Mulloy (Dick Powell) is fresh out of prison after a former marine (Richard Erdman)...
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Pitfall (1948)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 7, 2015
In Italy Pitfall‘s title was translated to Tragedy in Santa Monica. And that it is, but it plays out as a typical, everyday tragedy. It is far from Shakespearian. John Forbes (Dick Powell) is sorely tired of the monotony of his life: A wheel within a wheel within a wheel...
read more
Cry Danger (1951)
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Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on March 7, 2015
Here is yet another noir gem which would never get made today, much less in a mere 22 days! This directorial debut of Robert Parrish is boosted by an often witty script from William Bowers. Rocky Mulloy (Dick Powell) is fresh out of prison after a former marine (Richard Erdman)...
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