joefilmone
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I have never understood why Glenn Ford was a major star.
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Johnny Depp might pull it off- and he can sing.
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To play Sinatra you need a star with true star quality. Are they planning to use the actual Sinatra vocals?
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You are right- Pryce is excellent as Peron.
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The great Italian American Director can't resist the lure of the ultimate Italian American Idol. Leo would not be my choice for Sinatra- he was not terribly convincing as the older Hughes either.
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Meryl might have been good but I think Madonna does a very good job both acting and singing. Banderas really should do another musical- the producers of "Nine" made a big mistake in not casting him.
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Its a gritty low budget movie with some terrific editing.
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The genius of "2001" is that there are many ways of interpreting the story- yes the Arthur C. Clarke novel makes the ending clearer. But I don't think you have to understand the story to enjoy the film on a pure visual level.
Edited by: joefilmone on Feb 24, 2010 10:17 PM
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'Barry Lyndon" is one of the most beautiful films ever made- yes its slow but not dull.
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Alan Parker's film stands up surprisingly well. Madonna was perfectly cast and Antonio Banderas is terrific.
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The film looks fine on DVD.
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The head does look like a run away balloon from the Macys parade? And who is that guy lurking behind Cooper?
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" The Green Slime"
Edited by: joefilmone on Feb 24, 2010 6:19 PM
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Romero really could have used a bit more money for this one.
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Is Rory Calhoun holding some leftover prop from a Flash Gordon serial?
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Is Rory Calhoun holding some leftover prop from a Flash Gordon serial?
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Lon ChaneyJr is The Wolfman
Edited by: joefilmone on Feb 21, 2010 6:27 PM
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LOL- shoplifting has never looked that exciting!
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A true classic movie reveals more with each viewing.
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His films are visually striking.
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The battle with Universal to release the film is more interesting than the film itself
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The new 3 - D technology has improved tremendously from the 3 - D films in the 1950s.
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"The Shuttered Room" is in color. Was it an English movie- I thinking one of those great Psycho inspired thrillers Hammer produced in the 60s like "Scream of Fear" or "Nightmare"
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I saw it in IMAX 3-D and ended up with a headache! 3 - D is once again a marketing gimmick if the film is not good the 3 - D effects will not make a success. Cameron used 3 - D to create a realistic fantasy world not just for cheap shock effects.
Seconds (1966)
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This is a thought provoking movie with a truly disturbing ending.