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Twentieth Century Fox musicals were often cookie-cutter replications of its previous hits,...
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Twentieth Century Fox musicals were often cookie-cutter replications of its previous hits,...
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Twentieth Century Fox musicals were often cookie-cutter replications of its previous hits,...
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We’re celebrating Halloween early with the comedy-zombie movie, Shaun of the Dead (2004). (It will...
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By the 1960s, Buster Keaton was generally, if belatedly, recognized as America’s greatest film...
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What made film noir effective more than run-of-the-mill crime flicks was the visual ‘look’ that...
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An old and boastful knave, Falstaff spends most of his time drinking at the Boar’s Head Inn...
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Movie writer and director George A. Romero made a lot of schlocky movies, but Night of the Living...
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Thinking everything was in place, Warner Brothers scheduled Captain Blood for production in 1935....
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The Marx Brothers entered Vaudeville as children in musical acts. Their careers as a team and,...
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Grave of the Fireflies is a moving, beautifully designed animated film from Japan’s Studio Ghibli....
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RocknRolla is not for the kiddies—and likely not some adults. Foul language abounds throughout the...
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The story of Oh! What a Lovely War is that of the First World War (1914–1919. Director Richard...
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‘Living dead’ tales have abounded since ancient times and in most cultures, but few have persisted...
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Dame Agatha Christie was not pleased when her inconspicuous yet observant mouse-like Miss Marple...
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First a question. Who are the most famous and popular movie stars on Earth? Hint: they are not...
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Mae West first worked in Vaudeville at age five in 1897, then on Broadway for nearly 20 years...
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Many critics regard The Court Jester as Danny Kaye’s finest film. Written and directed by Melvin...
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George Minter, founder of Renown Pictures in 1938, was primarily a UK film distributor of modestly...
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No one denies that Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980) made many of the more suspenseful movies in the...
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It was not until Hal Roach teamed Stanley Laurel and Oliver Hardy, that both men became famous...
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