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Originally posted on Fogs' Movie Reviews:
Ok, everyone, here we go! Once again, Fogs flirts with folly, as I decide to live on the wild side…
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Originally posted on Fogs' Movie Reviews:
Ok, everyone, here we go! Once again, Fogs flirts with folly, as I decide to live on the wild side…
There are a scant number of films I’ve seen both first-run and at revival theaters, plus owned every version on VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray. Tonight I’ll be a attending a special event at The Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater for just such a one. A 40th year anniversary screening with co-stars John Saxon, Bob Wall, film crew, and the lead’s daughter Shannon in attendance. All for a movie that showcased the skill and talent of someone who meant surprisingly much to me growing up, and who left this mortal coil far too soon.
“Boards don’t hit back.”
This is the next entry in a Theatre… a Movie… and a Time, a series that was begun here. Byway of yesterday’s TMT, my blogging colleague, Dan of Fogs Movie Review, made a special request for another disaster film (not to be confused with a disastrous movie) to be a featured in a memory download. I was only too happy to comply.
“For what it’s worth, architect, this is one building I figured would never burn.”
This is the next entry in a Theatre… a Movie… and a Time, a series that was begun here. The following was inspired by fellow SoCal blogging colleague, Arlee…
Originally posted on Technicolor Dreams:
While working on my Saturday Nite Drive-In show, I’ve been putting together a section to highlight American International Pictures’ BEACH PARTY…
Greeting all and sundry! I would like to thank Michael for the opportunity to proffer a topic that has filled hours of late night, after dinner…
Comparing the late-Roger Ebert’s Top Ten polls 30 years apart [c/o the video essay by Kevin B. Lee, the editor of Press Play and Slate contributor;…
“Thank you. Forty-six years ago on April 3, 1967, I became the film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times. Some of you have read my reviews and…
Reblogged: John Kenneth Muir’s Reflections on Cult Movies and Classic TV: Tribute: Roger Ebert (1942 – 2013). Friend and author John Kenneth Muir expresses what I can’t.…
Roger Ebert dead at 70 – chicagotribune.com. I have no words for this. May he rest in peace.
This is the next entry in a Theatre… a Movie… and a Time, a series that was begun here. The other day, okay… it was Easter, I took…
A couple of years back, I did not publish a year-end piece on those articles I most enjoyed reading for the period. Routinely, my online reading…
Picking up where 2013 (along with my collaborator and I) skipped over, we’re back for another go. Seriously, this year has had its share of poignant…
Originally posted on Paula's Cinema Club:
Warning: this is no lightweight quiz. Extreme brainwracking may occur! Professor McGonagall approves. My friend Michael of It Rains…You…
A week and day ago Aurora, of the fine Once upon a screen… site, bestowed on moi my third installment of the Liebster Award. My first and…
Greeting all and sundry! After many years of watching and enjoying films and television. I have come to the conclusion that the Brits do some things…
Writer Dennis Cozzalio, he of the wonderfully titled Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule site, is well-regarded for his in-depth knowledge and thoughtful essays he gladly shares…
This is the next entry in a Theatre… a Movie… and a Time, a series that was begun here. Recently, my colleague and guest post writer, Kevin (aka Jack Deth), provided another wonder contribution toward Paula, Kellee, and Aurora ‘s splendid 31 Days of Oscar Blogathon. His look at 1973 — A Very Good Year rekindled one of these memories. This for a noted drama that surprised many, especially at the 46th Academy Awards…
Randy Lewis, writing for the L.A. Times, in prep for “… the motion picture academy’s salute to James Bond coming up at the Oscars on Sunday“,…