Re Out of the Blue- Dvorak is excellent,playing a role not usual for her,she is the best act in the film imho.

[ JJG has a thing about rock guitarists. It stems from his jazz centrism, and is perhaps a pushback against the popularity of rock compared to jazz. And I think he was saying that Beck wasn't an influence on many rock guitarists because they mostly suck while Beck was really good. Which is still dum...

She looked great in Solomon and Sheba, even though the film wasn't so hot.
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I thought about her a week ago ! She made a second carrer as a very good photogtgrapher,Ido not know if her only son is still alive though,

As a guitar player I question how influential Jeff Beck was, especially to rock guitarist. Beck was very influential to jazz\rock (fusion), guitarists but Beck was much more skilled than most rock guitarist and thus what Beck was doing was over the head of the average rock guitarist. (too be influen...

Jeff Beck the influential guitarist just passed away, he was as important as Jimi Hendrix,Beck was still very active,seen him once,he did not come often in Canada.A huge loss for the music world,he died on the 10th,but it was reported only today,he died one day after the 79Th birthday of his buddy J...

Debbie Reynolds,June Allyson,Van Johnson and in the modern era Edward Norton is kryptonite to me in anything, he is also unpleasant to everybody in the business as well.... And so, not just because of the stench his many years of working down in the New York City sewer system gives him, eh nakano?!...

Debbie Reynolds,June Allyson,Van Johnson and in the modern era Edward Norton is kryptonite to me in anything, he is also unpleasant to everybody in the business as well....

I saw Thorold Dickinson's The Queen of Spades (1949) with Anton Walbrook, Edith Evans and Yvonne Mitchell last night at the BFI Southbank. Apparently this was once considered a lost film but is now enjoying a 4K restoration run in London. I really enjoyed it. The notes accompanying the film said th...

I watched Tequila Sunrise in first run,I remember saying to my friend then the movie was all ' cosmetic' ,never bothered with it again...

I have read like for all the films,there is a critic block until it is released officially on Jan 6,the december release is for Oscar eligibility .

skimpole wrote: ↑December 22nd, 2022, 2:53 am Stephanie Zacharek is not happy with Babylon: https://time.com/6241717/babylon-review/

Well I like the subject anyway but I was not expecting a sort of comedy is it ? The critics do not influence me too much,for me it is a must - see film.

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Same for me The Baron of Arizona is my favorite non horror.

I was induced to watch the movie because it was mentioned to me that clips of nude scenes by an actor whom I like were included. All of the clips in this documentary are brief and presented to show the style or use of nudity in that era. None were more than a few seconds. That does not ease the fact...

This movie is out on or around the 23rd,with Brad Pitt and many others,it is based on the life of John Gilbert and several others during the transitional period of the sound era,it is a 3 hours plus movie,Brad Pitt is often implicated in interesting films,this is another one.