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The Shadow Riders (1982) Rated PG
Two brothers return home from the Civil War and discover that some relatives were kidnapped by renegade Confederates. Based on a novel by Louis L’Amour. Starring Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott, and Dominique Dunne. This is a typical western. What I … Continue reading
Posted in 1982, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG, reviews, Romance
Tagged acting, Andrew McLaglen, based on the novel, books, Brothers, civil war, Confederates, direct, directed, Dominique Dunne, Drama, Family, family film, film, film reviews, films, fun, home, kidnapped, Louis L'Amour, movie, movie reviews, movies, not worth, realism, realistic, relatives, renegade, Sam Elliott, script, search, The Shadow Riders, themes, Tom Selleck, trailer, two, typical, western, western film, Westerns, work
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The Stratton Story (1949) Rated NR
A major league pitcher loses his leg in a hunting accident but wants to leave the league on his terms. Starring James Stewart, June Allyson, and Frank Morgan. This film is based on the true story of Monty Stratton, who … Continue reading
Posted in 1949, Based on a True Story, Biography, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged accident, Agnes Moorehead, baseball, based on the true story, comback, comeback, couple, directed, fall in love, film, film reviews, films, Frank Morgan, Hunting, hunting accident, James Stewart, June Allyson, league, leg, loss, major league, married, married couple, Monty Stratton, movie, movie reviews, movies, obstacle, pacing, pitcher, relationship, slows, starting over, story, supporting roles, terms, The Stratton Story, trailer, weight, worth
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The Year of Living Dangerously (1982) Rated PG
A young reporter navigates the political turmoil in Indonesia with the help of a photographer. Starring Linda Hunt, Mel Gibson, and Bembol Roco. This film takes place in 1965 during the fall of President Sukarno. It’s a brilliant film; the … Continue reading
Posted in 1982, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG, reviews, Romance
Tagged 1965i, Bembol Roco, catalyst, conflict, dangerous, directed, fall, film, Indonesia, Linda Hunt, mel gibson, Music, performances, Peter Weir, photographer, place, political, power, President Sukarno, reporter, restraint, story, The Year of Living Dangerously, trailer, turmoil, works, worth, young
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The Secret Garden (1949) Rated NR
A girl is sent to live with her uncle after her parents death, and there, she discovers family secrets and a secret garden. Based on the book by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Starring Margaret O’Brien, Herbert Marshall, and Dean Stockwell. This … Continue reading
Posted in 1949, Based on a Novel, Drama, Family, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged 40s, adaptation, based on the book, best version, black and white, black and white films, book, books, change, character, color, contrast, Dean Stockwell, death, directed, dramatic, dramatic effect, effect, Family, family secrets, film, filmmaking, films, first, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Fred M. Wilcox, garden, girl, Herbert Marshall, history, light, live, Margaret O'brien, one, parents, plot, plot holes, second, second adaptation, secret, secret garden, secrets, shadow, Silent film, story, The Secret Garden, The Wizard of Oz, trailer, uncle, version, worth
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The Exterminating Angel (1962) Rated UR
The guests at a dinner party find themselves unable to leave. Starring Silvia Pinal, Enrique Rambal, Claudio Brook, Jacqueline Andere, and José Baviera. This film is surrealism at its finest. The plot and story are not really explained, and the title … Continue reading
Posted in 1962, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, films, Mexican Films, Movie reviews, movies, Mysteries, Rated UR
Tagged Claudio Brook, dinner, dinner party, directed, El ángel exterminador, Enrique Rambal, exiled, Family, film, film reviews, films, Francoist, Francoist regime, guests, incomprehensible, Jacqueline Andere, José Baviera, Luis Buñuel, Masterpiece, movie, movie reviews, movies, mystery, not worth, party, people, plot, regime, sense, Silvia Pinal, Spain, spanish civil war, story, surrealism, The Exterminating Angel, title, trailer, upper middle class, War, wrote
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The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) Rated PG
A couple, whose son gets kidnapped in Morocco, sets off an international scheme. Starring James Stewart, Doris Day, and Brenda de Banzie. This film is a remake of the 1934 film, both directed by Alfred Hitchcock. I will say that I … Continue reading
Posted in 1956, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG, reviews, Thrillers
Tagged 1934, Alfred Hitchcock, Brenda de Banzie, Cinematography, clean, couple, crime, directed, Doris Day, Family, film, film reviews, films, first, international, James Stewart, kidnapped, location, Morocco, movie, movie reviews, movies, one, parents, remake, roles, scheme, script, son, suspense, The Man Who Knew Too Much, traditional, trailer, witness, work, worth
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Hot Pursuit (2015) Rated PG-13
A “by the book” cop is in charge of bringing in the wife of a drug boss. Starring Reese Witherspoon, Sofía Vergara, and Matthew Del Negro. This is one of those female buddy films, and it relies on the likeability … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, Action, Comedy, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG-13, reviews
Tagged a game, accent, actors, book, boss, buddy, buddy comedy, buddy films, by the book, chemistry, Comedy, cop, directed, drug, drug boss, female, female buddy films, film, film reviews, films, game, Hot Pursuit, jokes, Matthew Del Negro, movie, movie reviews, movies, not worth, on-screen, one, personality, profanity, Reese Witherspoon, romance, sex, Sofía Vergara, trailer, Type A, Type A personality, wife, women, written
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The Deadly Companions (1961) Rated NR
An ex-army officer accidentally kills a woman’s son, so he tries to make up for it by escorting the funeral through Indian Territory. Based on the novel by A. S. Fleischman. Starring Maureen O’Hara, Brian Keith, and Steve Cochran. This … Continue reading
Posted in 1961, Adventure, films, Movie reviews, movies, reviews, Tv Shows
Tagged A. S. Fleischman, action scenes, american cinema, based on the novel, Brian Keith, brother, camera angles, Charles B. Fitzsimons, directed, ex-army, film, funeral, indian territory, kills, Maureen O'Hara, officer, produced, scenes, son, Steve Cochran, The Deadly Companions, The Parent Trap, trailer, woman, work, worth
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388 Arletta Avenue (2011) Rated TV-MA
A young couple is unnerved by a stalker. Starring Nick Stahl, Mia Kirshner, and Devon Sawa. This film is shot in the style of the “found footage” that horror films are going for these days. The couple, unbeknownst to them, … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, films, Horror, Movie reviews, movies, Rated TV-MA, reviews, Thrillers
Tagged 388 Arletta Avenue, budget, cameras, couple, days, Devon Sawa, directed, dramatic, ending, film, film reviews, films, footage, found, found footage, home, Horror, horror film, horror films, House, husband, letter, low budget, Mia Kirshner, microphones, movie, movie reviews, movies, Nick Stahl, not worth, odd, shot, stalker, trailer, wife, written, young
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