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makeminecriterion.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Ruth at Silver Screenings and maedez of A Small Press Life have enticed us to join one more blogathon (no more please!), this one to celebrate crushes on fictional characters. "The Reel Infatuation Blogathon" already boasts a Criterion connection with an upcoming post on King Vidor's Gilda (1946), a worthy cinema crush if there ever... | |
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cinema-fanatic.com
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| | | | | Jay Phillips: You know, sometimes when I look at you, I see you way in the future as this amazing old lady who's done all this really far out things. Denise Waverly: Mm-hmm. Jay Phillips: But you don't see that. What's it gonna take for me to get you to see your spark? | |
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magazinesandmonsters.com
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| | | | | After slacking off a bit, here is the latest episode of the show! I sat down with Pete Doree (Stan and Jack), and talked about an annual supernatural horror event that happened in the U.K. back in the 1970s. The BBC put out these very good made for TV films that had some really strong... | |
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a.wholelottanothing.org
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| | | 1. It's best to go in cold. I had zero idea what the film was about, and had never seen a trailer for it. That made the impact of it hit harder. I won't spoil anything in this list. 2. It's visually stunning to look at. There are certain scenes | ||
