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Month: September 2014

Food & Drink

Set ‘Em Up Joe: Classic Hollywood Cocktails

Sep 19, 2014 The Retro Set 0

OK. So. Everyone wants to knock back knickerbockers with Nick and Nora Charles. But. Do you know how to knock back knickerbockers? More to the point, do you even know what a Knickerbocker is? Lucky […]

Reviews

Must-Watch Warner Archive: 09.17.2014

Sep 17, 2014 The Retro Set 1

Need help figuring out what to watch this week on Warner Archive Instant? The Black Maria has you covered. Each week, we pick a small handful of titles from the Warner Archive Instant catalog: some […]

Movies

Two RANSOMS Worth Paying

Sep 17, 2014 Wade Sheeler 0

Remakes are not always going to be weaker than the originals; and just as well, originals are not always superior. A case in point is Ransom! the 1956 crime thriller about a wealthy, high profile […]

Opinion

The Spy Who Came Out of the Gold: Why I Hate GOLDFINGER

Sep 15, 2014 Kyle Turner 3

[dropcap size=small]H[/dropcap]e’s not allowed to play violent videogames,” my mother told them, my high school aged babysitters, as she left for work. The sound of an electro-revamping of John Barry’s James Bond theme managed to […]

Animation

Saturday Morning Cartoons: FIDDLESTICKS (1930)

Sep 13, 2014 Brandie Ashe 0

When young Walt Disney met fellow teenager Ubbe Iwerks in Kansas City, Missouri in 1919, neither man likely knew how fruitful their eventual partnership would be. With Ub’s talent and Walt’s ambition, the two pioneered the […]

Movies

The Methodical, Balanced and Explosive THE MAN FROM LARAMIE (1955)

Sep 11, 2014 Wade Sheeler 1

Majestic, epic in visual scope, complex and meditative, The Man From Laramie is probably Anthony Mann’s most mature and reserved western. That’s not to say it doesn’t offer up the director’s signature action, unpredictable violence […]

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