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takinguproom.com
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| | | | | It's here, all--we're back on Broadway! It's sure to be a weekend of great movies and great thoughts from some great bloggers, so let's get going. You all know the drill, of course. I'll be updating this post throughout the weekend, so please keep checking back. And now without further ado... Gill from Realweegiemidget Reviews... | |
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silentlondon.co.uk
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| | | | | On Sunday I had the very great pleasure of introducing a double-bill of Anna May Wong silents: the UK premieres of new restorations of Song (Richard Eichberg, 1928, restored by Filmmuseum Düsseldorf) and Pavement Butterfly (Richard Eichberg, 1929, restored by DFF) at Cinema Rediscovered in Bristol. Beautiful films, a beautiful audience and simply gorgeous musical... | |
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ageofthegeek.org
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| | | | | Not everyone can read the motions of animals, even our supposedly best friend: Dogs. One thing you might notice about dogs is some of them have coloration that give them things that most animals, except humans, do not have: eyebrows. Seriously. Eyebrows are often under-rated, but in animated features where animals are anthropomorphized, eyebrows are... | |
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silentlocations.com
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| | | After writing three books, and nearly 300 blog posts explaining the visual history hidden in silent movies, I've learned how to make YouTube videos that show this history directly. I've prepared over 15 Blu-ray/DVD bonus programs, and been invited to introduce films using PowerPoint over sixty times, so from this reservoir of material I plan... | ||
