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Robert Aldrich (An Introduction)
Along with Raoul Walsh, Andre de Toth, Samuel Fuller, Budd Boetticher, Robert Aldrich is an exemplary director of the “cinema of American toughness.” While even the most casual of movie buffs have at least seen Kiss Me Deadly or The … Continue reading
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Tagged ...All the Marbles, 4 for Texas, Andre de Toth, Apache, Attack!, auteurism, Autumn Leaves, Big Leaguer, Budd Boetticher, Emperor of the North, Hush... Hush Sweet Charlotte, Hustle, Kiss Me Deadly, Netflix Instant, Raoul Walsh, Robert Aldrich, Samuel Fuller, Ten Seconds to Hell, The Angry Hills, The Big Knife, The Choirboys, The Dirty Dozen, The Flight of the Phoenix, The Grissom Gang, The Killing of Sister George, The Last Sunset, The Legend of Lylah Clare, The Longest Yard, Too Late the Hero, Twilight's Last Gleaming, Ulzana's Raid, Vera Cruz, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, World for Ransom, YouTube
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A Girl in Every Port (Howard Hawks, 1928)
I don’t know if Hawks wrote this line, but I like it. A Girl in Every Port is the earliest Hawks film I’ve yet seen – I’m trying to track down the others, but they’re not readily available given my current … Continue reading
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Tagged A Girl in Every Port, auteurism, Howard Hawks, Louise Brooks, Red River, silent cinema, YouTube
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Judex (Georges Franju, 1963)
If you are able to watch Region 2 DVDs, consider picking up the excellent Eureka/Masters of Cinema disc. If not, the full movie is available on YouTube. The later streams at 360p – a considerable step down from the DVD, … Continue reading
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Tagged French cinema, Georges Franju, images, Judex, YouTube
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