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Spend some time in the Garden of Good and Evil

Jun 21, 2017 0

It’s like Gone with the Wind on Mescalin. That’s how the main character John Kelso, of the film, Midnight in the Garden in the Good and Evil (1997), describes his time in Savannah, Georgia. His […]

The Man Who Shot TAMPOPO

Jun 19, 2017 0

Juzo Itami’s Tampopo is perhaps sadly destined to be forever overshadowed by its own reputation as the greatest food porn movie ever made. It’s tragic because behind all the luscious close-ups of scrumptious food is […]

An Afternoon at the Silent Clowns Film Series

Jun 14, 2017 1

The Bruno Walter Auditorium is home to the Silent Clowns Film Series, which boasts itself as “New York’s longest-running regularly scheduled silent film showcase.” For twenty years now, the series has provided the public with […]

Man Versus Stop-Motion Beast: The Valley of Gwangi & When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth

Jun 12, 2017 1

We were all kids and probably had a fascination with dinosaurs at some point. No wonder, then, that some of the most popular of these C Grade films have featured big lizards, often alongside people. […]

Bogart and Bacall: A Four Film Retrospective

Jun 8, 2017 0

He, the long-faced tough guy with the weary eyes. She, the sultry stunner with a voice and look that could crumble city walls. When they first met, he’d crawled his way up from theatre and […]

See You on FLAMINGO ROAD

Jun 1, 2017 1

I recently screened Dancing Lady, an early Joan Crawford vehicle made when she was under contract to MGM. I was struck by how unlike the persona she was that most people envision when they hear her name. […]

“You’re Welcome Here Anytime” – Remembering Robert Osborne

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by Jill Blake, Senior Editor Five years ago this May, I had the honor of sitting in on one of Robert Osborne’s shoots for TCM. I had recently attended a screening of Seven Brides for [...]

5 Reasons The Beatles’ 1964 Washington D.C. Concert Kicks Ass

Feb 11, 2016 6

52 years ago today, on a frigid February afternoon, The Beatles played their first ever concert in the United States at the Washington D.C. Coliseum, to a sold out audience. The energy of that performance is as riveting [...]
The 8 Most Cinematic Duran Duran Music Videos Of All Time

Apr 15, 2016 5

When my big sister and I were growing up the 80s, I was pretty much at her mercy when it came to … everything. And without a doubt, her biggest rule was: no cartoons. At [...]
Top 5 Films Never Nominated for an Oscar

Feb 19, 2015 4

With the Academy Awards just around the corner, all of us (nominees and fans alike) can get whipped up into a froth over who should win. And while the nominees who DON’T get to pick [...]
6 Movie Duos That Totally Deserved A Spin-Off

Sep 22, 2014 3

[dropcap size=small]I[/dropcap]f you could pick two of your favorite characters from one of your favorite movies, and give them a spin-off, who would you pick? It’s a downright delicious thought, eh? Oftentimes, the best thing about [...]
The 5 Most Ridiculous “Condemned” Movies of All Time

Mar 17, 2016 3

Between 1933 to 1980, the Catholic Legion of Decency gave a “condemned” rating to a total of 148 movies. Some are hardly uprising (A Clockwork Orange wasn’t exactly family film), while others … well. See for yourself [...]

Spend some time in the Garden of Good and Evil

The Man Who Shot TAMPOPO

Eighty Minutes of Eye-Popping Heaven: EDGE OF ETERNITY

An Afternoon at the Silent Clowns Film Series

Man Versus Stop-Motion Beast: The Valley of Gwangi & When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth

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Spend some time in the Garden of Good and Evil

The Man Who Shot TAMPOPO

An Afternoon at the Silent Clowns Film Series

Man Versus Stop-Motion Beast: The Valley of Gwangi & When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth

Bogart and Bacall: A Four Film Retrospective

See You on FLAMINGO ROAD

“You’re Welcome Here Anytime” – Remembering Robert Osborne

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