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mnfilmcriticsassociation.com
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| | | | | Jason is the writer, host, and editor of Cinema Recall, a podcast for movie lovers that covers everything from the multiplex to the art house. The podcast not only reviews films but also produces entertaining audio drama adaptations of classic features. Read more about Jason in his own words below. We're glad to welcome him... | |
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theartsofslowcinema.com
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| | | | | What has changed? What has changed in the world of Lav Diaz that made him return to his roots? Those of you who have been following me for several years know that I was very critical of Diaz's deve... | |
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moviesandteapodcast.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Welcome back to our season long re-evaluation of Paul W.S. Anderson's filmography as on this episode now moves onto possibly one of his least known films which seemingly disappeared from the conscious of the movie going public shortly after it appeared. We examine how the film started life as a sequel to "Blade Runner",... | |
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nitrateglow.wordpress.com
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| | | Image source: IMDB The Private Life of Don Juan is most famous as Douglas Fairbanks' final film. It is often described as a fitting swan song. I mostly agree with this assessment, though I find it strange that here he plays the famous seducer. Fairbanks' movie persona was more associated with boyish energy and while... | ||
