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Stalag 17
Funny, funny movie in a POW camp. This was before MASH made the situation of war funny, but it led to its own TV show too. The men have to keep themselves entertained, Holden plays another POW cynic (he does it well), and there is a mystery thrown in to find a traitor in the camp.Favorite Films
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Brandon Isaacson
1May11
Saw you loved The Lost Thing, thought you might want to check out my interview with writer/director Shaun Tan. I'm a new blogger so comments would be much appreciated =) http://bostonianonfilm.blogspot.com/2011/05/interview-with-oscar-winning.html
Adam Knabe
29Jun10
I got the chance to get up to Cedar Lee last week and saw The Secret in Their Eyes. I enjoyed it a lot. It kept me off balance unable to develop any expectations about it until the very end in a good way.
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The Wolf Man
This was not all that great, despite the fact I really wanted to like this classic. The anachronisms of English mansions, European gypsy bands, horse and carriage on one hand with the car, telescope… read review
Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man
The opening has much better atmosphere than anything in Lon Chaney Jr.‘s first appearance as The Wolf Man. His transformations are improved and you get to see him in action more. He creeps about, pounces… read review
Frankenstein
This is not a close adaptation of Mary Shelley’s book, but James Whale’s film has become more culturally iconic than the book. Unlike some of the other Universal monster movies this one did not strike… read review
Super 8
A good homage to Spielberg’s early work and childhood amateur filmmaking. Or is it a look at J.J. Abrams’ young amateur filmmaking life? Both are probably represented. A group of youngsters making… read review
