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thewonderfulworldofcinema.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Are you ready to celebrate the 120th (heavenly) birthday of one of Hollywood's best comedians and also one of the most impressively skilled and surprising actresses and human beings? I name the sparkling Jean Arthur! A woman secretive like an American Greta Garbo but who knew how to shine on the screen like no other... | |
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theflapperdamefilm.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This post was written for The Second Master of Suspense Blogathon hosted by Classic TV and Film When watching movies these days, there are many options: phone, laptop, tablet, TV screen. TV screen is probably my most common method, but the best method is still the old fashioned way: Movie theater setting on a big... | |
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takinguproom.com
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| | | | | See you on the other side... Ernst Lubitsch was famous for what film people call "The Lubitsch Touch," that rather nebulous quality that makes a Lubitsch film special. No one can agree on what the Lubitsch Touch is and no one seems to really want to, but that's OK because it's Ernst Lubistch and it's... | |
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nerdishly.com
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| | | On Friday morning at the Art Institute, I encountered the painting above, "Composition" (1936-37) by Maria Helena Viera da Silva. The plaque beside it attributes the following quote to the artist: "I paint my amazement, which at the same time is delight, fear and laughter. I do not want to exclude anything from this amazement.... | ||
