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Down to The Last Detail
by Sean Barron We’ll start with describing The Last Detail in one sentence because apparently I suck at writing loglines and I intend to practice and make myself not suck at it: Two Navy Men who “got a […]
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Hello to The Goodbye Girl
Sometimes a goodbye can be the beginning of a great romance. That’s the premise for Oscar winner The Goodbye Girl (1977) starring Richard Dreyfuss and Marsha Mason as star crossed actors. Neil Simon‘s film ranks amongst AFI’s top 100 […]
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Solomon and Sheba’s Biblical Portions of Cheese
The 1959 film Solomon and Sheba was the last effort of the great King Vidor, known for Dual in the Sun (a fine film that graces top ten lists of many cinephiles — Marty Scorsese […]
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Not So Bad Men of Tombstone
by Sean Barron When the low-budget producing team, the King brothers, threw their Bad Men of Tombstone hat in an already bloated ring of Westerns in 1948, it didn’t make a whole lot of noise. One […]
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If You Believe They Put The First Men in the Moon…
by Sean Barron H.G. Wells is one of the most revered classic authors, and sits on the Mt. Rushmore of sci fi beside Jules Verne, Isaac Asimov and Ray Bradbury (some would put either Frank Herbert or […]