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Someone recently posted a comment on one of my reviews for Blogcritics, calling me stupid for not “getting” a movie he’d obviously been obsessing over for a long time. Sometimes, of course, one doesn’t completely understand a movie the first time one sees it (I never could understand Pauline Kael’s assertion that she only needed […]

Blasts from the past

Desert noir and 3D from Twilight Time

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Criterion Blu-ray review: Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941)

The art of silent film: Anthony Asquith’s Shooting Stars (1928)

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