Archive | March, 2007
Amadeus

Amadeus

Not having seen this has, for many years, been my biggest embarrassment. Truth is, I have seen bits of it, but the universe seems to conspire against me, always coming up with some devilish scheme to stop me completing it. Therefore, I was delighted when I finally made time to see it, and managed to [...]

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King Kong

King Kong

Before Peter Jackson made his remake of this beloved classic, I only knew what most people know about King Kong: he’s a great big ape who captures a beautiful woman on a remote island, gets captured himself and subsequently taken back to New York, where he eventually dies falling from the Empire State Building.
So let’s [...]

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Registrations open

I have added a new feature to the site. From now on, to be able to post a comment, you must be registered first.
Now, wait, it’s not all that much work. You only need to register once, and after that (if you ask the browser to remember you), you won’t have to input your information [...]

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M

M

There are many things to marvel at and be impressed with when it comes to this movie. First of all, it’s almost impossible to believe that this movie was made in 1931. Made only a few years after the end of the silent film era, Fritz Lang uses all aspects of sound (effects, dialogue, silence, [...]

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Singin’ in the Rain

Singin’ in the Rain

Musicals have always been a bit hit and miss with me. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t. I don’t know why I waited to long to see this — I’ve owned the DVD for probably five years now.
As with most musicals, the story is secondary, and that is the case here too. In fact, the [...]

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