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Modern Problems in HELL AND HIGH WATER

Oct 4, 2018 Andy Ross 0

In the early 1950s, Hollywood went into a “television panic.” Scared to death that their audiences were being eaten up by “that box,” the major studios were desperate to get their audiences back into the […]

Movies

Lest Ye Be Judged: JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG

Sep 4, 2018 The Retro Set 0

Guest Contributor  – Lauren Humphries-Brooks In the opening credits of Stanley Kramer’s 1961 film Judgment at Nuremberg, now on Blu-ray from Kino-Lorber, the camera lingers on an image of the swastika atop the Deutsches Stadion, as the […]

The Way West
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Ambitiously Uneven: THE WAY WEST

Jun 8, 2018 Jeremy Carr 1

The Way West, a sweeping 1967 Western directed by Andrew V. McLaglen and produced by Harold Hecht, has a lot working in its favor: stars, scenery, a spacious story, and a stirring sense of pioneering […]

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A Film Lover’s KISS OF DEATH

Aug 23, 2017 Andy Ross 0

If there’s a particular genre film fans are obsessed with, Film Noir is right up there at the top. I can attest to that in my stage life as an Improv performer, Film Noir is […]

Festivals

Henry Hathaway: Portrait of an Underrated Artist

Oct 28, 2016 Nathanael Hood 1

At this year’s New York Film Festival, two retrospectives were planned to coincide with the release of Bertrand Tavernier’s new documentary My Journey Through French Cinema. The first was a collection of French films prominently […]

Movies

Explosive Silences in Edward Dmytryk’s BROKEN LANCE (1954)

Jan 19, 2016 Nathanael Hood 0

At the heart of Edward Dmytryk’s sweeping Western Broken Lance is a simple quiet scene of near overwhelming power. Tyrannical cattle rancher Matt Devereaux (Spencer Tracy) and his four sons confront the owner of a […]

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