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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: Migrating Forms' Half-Inch Half-Life: "Tracy the Outlaw" (1928)
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Friday, November 13, 2009. Migrating Forms' Half-Inch Half-Life: "Tracy the Outlaw" (1928). Below are my program notes which accompanied the exhibition. Is a silent Western from 1928. An independent production by Foto Art Productions, it doesn’t look like most movies we remember from that same year – it neither has the artistic touches of Victor Sjostrom’s The Wind. The stylizations of The Docks of New York. But now many of those companies are gone. I no longer re...
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: James Whale at Film Forum
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Wednesday, December 09, 2009. James Whale at Film Forum. A special case needs to be made for James Whale. Though not exactly forgotten—a pair of genre-defining horror masterpieces ( Frankenstein. And The Invisible Man. And two satires ( The Old Dark House. And Bride of Frankenstein. Read my full essay on James Whale here at The L Magazine. How to write annotated bibliography. Thanks for this short story and for the full version. very interesting to read.
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: "The Moonlighter" (1953)
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Thursday, April 15, 2010. The third pairing of Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray finds the duo in the midst of a messy, 3-D oater written by Niven Busch, whose novel. Had been adapted into the 1950 film also starring Stanwyck, a far superior film than this dusty reunion proves to be. Problems arise as soon as the credits finish rolling, with MacMurray reprising his hardboiled sneer for a voice-over narration that reminds of. Read my full review of The Moonlighter.
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: June 2009
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Wednesday, June 17, 2009. Read the full review here at The L Magazine. L'important c'est d'aimer (The Important Thing Is To Love) (1975). Less than a year old, newcomers to the DVD field Mondo Vision. Have been championing the overlooked ouerve of Andrzej Zulawski, a Polish filmmaker (and one-time assistant to Andrzej Wajda) who has spent much of his career working in France. The company made their debut with his movie The Public Woman. The Important Thing Is To Love.
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: December 2009
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Wednesday, December 09, 2009. James Whale at Film Forum. A special case needs to be made for James Whale. Though not exactly forgotten—a pair of genre-defining horror masterpieces ( Frankenstein. And The Invisible Man. And two satires ( The Old Dark House. And Bride of Frankenstein. Read my full essay on James Whale here at The L Magazine. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Gun Controlled SUBMISSION EXTENTION! Short-fingered vulgarian film critic.
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: The Samuel Fuller Collection
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Friday, November 13, 2009. The Samuel Fuller Collection. Which pulls together seven hard-to-find films that the cigar-chomping filmmaker was involved in, none of which were previously available on DVD. Read my full review of The Samuel Fuller Collection. Here at The L Magazine. Is a socially concerned group aimed to introduce a new platform for proper utilization of global manpower. sromobazar.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: February 2010
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Monday, February 08, 2010. No Blade of Grass (1970). Directed by Hollywood actor-turned-filmmaker Cornel Wilde, and scripted by Wilde and Sean Forestal from John Christopher’s novel,. No Blade of Grass. Read my full review of No Blade of Grass. Here at Not Coming to a Theater Near You. Monday, February 01, 2010. While the xenophobic anxiety of Americans abroad isn’t a new subject (even Alfred Hitchcock approached the topic in his 1956 remake of. Top 10 Movies of 2015.
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: M. Hulot's Holiday (1953)
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. M Hulot's Holiday (1953). Simply put, Jacques Tati's M. Hulot's Holiday. Read my full review of M. Hulot's Holiday. Here at The L Magazine. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Gun Controlled SUBMISSION EXTENTION! Short-fingered vulgarian film critic. Fives Guns to Tombstone (1960). Top 10 Movies of 2015. My Own Worst Critic. A “Warrior” from Peru. Meow Mix: Songs (Not) To Crash To. M Hulots Holiday (1953).
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: November 2009
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. M Hulot's Holiday (1953). Simply put, Jacques Tati's M. Hulot's Holiday. Read my full review of M. Hulot's Holiday. Here at The L Magazine. Friday, November 13, 2009. Migrating Forms' Half-Inch Half-Life: "Tracy the Outlaw" (1928). Below are my program notes which accompanied the exhibition. The stylizations of The Docks of New York. Is important: Hollywood isn’t everything, and outside of it were independent producers and distribut...
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog: April 2009
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Cineholla Collective: Cullen's Blog. Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Alain Resnais: A Decade in Film. KimStim and Kino are shedding much needed (and highly desired) light on the career of French auteur Alain Resnais by making a quartet of his 1980s movies. Available on home video for the first time. Known primarily for a pair of arthouse classics,. Hiroshima, Mon Amour. Last Year at Marienbad. 1961), and the short concentration camp documentary. But while most of us have to wait for. Here at The L Magazine.
