Clue 2: The movie is not a musical, but it has many songs and a lot of singing. At least one of the songs won an oscar, but this is not the movie it won the oscar for.

Now it's time for 1983. Here are the Academy's choices: ACTOR Michael Caine – Educating Rita Tom Conti – Reuben, Reuben Tom Courtenay – The Dresser Robert Duvall – Tender Mercies Albert Finney – The Dresser ACTRESS Jane Alexander – Testament Shirley MacLaine – Terms of Endearment Meryl Streep – Silk...

Several characters walk away from a pub into the darkness as the movie ends.

Ulysses?

The Wikipedia page for the song lists a whole host of movies. But the only movies from the sixties and seventies it lists are The Intelligence Men and The Wind and the Lion and this doesn't sound like either film.

Last week I saw six movies. Let's start with the two best. The Delinquents is an interesting Argentinian movie which takes the idea of the heist movie and expands it to three hours. The basic idea is that a man steals from the bank, agrees to be caught, with the idea that once he serves his relative...

The Go-Between?

I don't think I've had a more excruciating experience in the theater over the last seven years than seeing The Florida Project or Red Rocket

A thought occurred to me. If The Red Balloon can win best original screenplay despite not being a feature film, what other Academy Awards can short films win, aside from short subject?

Here are the black and white nominees for 1956: Somebody Up There Likes Me Baby Doll The Bad Seed The Harder They Fall Stagecoach to Fury And here are the color nominees: Around the World in 80 Days The Eddy Duchin Story The King and I The Ten Commandments War and Peace I have not seen The Harder th...

Well it's not a Hitchcock film, since California (where Marion Crane goes) and Virginia (where Marnie Edgar goes) aren't landlocked.

Yes, put your crazy or completely unsupported theories here! I'll start off. Everyone knows that as Blade Runner proceeds Harrison Ford has a Japanese colleague played by Edward James Olmos who has the habit of making tiny little origami figures. And in the penultimate scene of the original cut Ford...

The Best Actor call was quite difficult for me so I watched The Whale and The Banshees of Inisherin for a second time, back-to-back. Fraser is better in the first half of his film with a more subtle and nuanced performance but it is usually the ending of films that sways the vote with most people. ...

Chinatown?

Rewatching Joyland it's not clear to me why the protagonist decides he's bisexual, or why he was no longer attracted to his wife.

Another reminder, I should remember how impressive Miriam Hopkins is in The Heiress.