Sukhov
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Lincoln brings the dog to a meeting of bickering politicians and the puppy warms their hearts and they stop bickering and get along. The episode is available ON DEMAND if you would like to finish it. It is quite a good episode though I thought the musical interlude was a bit jarring.
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Well I'm not sure about "OSBO" but Jenna Malone seems nice.
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He was an okay actor. My favorite of his might be the King (though that is really more because of Thelma Todd
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The only Vietnam war films that TCM usually shows are the Deer Hunter and occasionally Good Morning, Vietnam.
1 hour ago, TopBilled said:And not just films that show the Americans side of things. This whole issue could be explored from multiple perspectives covering a wider range of history.
Yeah, they could show From 5 PM to 5 AM. That one is on YouTube with English subtitles and I assume it is public domain (probably).
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2 hours ago, TopBilled said:
You do know that translated into English the phrase casa blanca means
vite house...white house.Also Vita/ Vitas is Latin for "life."
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Some Like it Hot
Next: a train
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52 minutes ago, CinemaInternational said:
Could have been even worse. A Mac and Me and Garbage Pail Kids double feature. *clasps at neck*
Yeah or Maitresse shown twice in a row.
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22 hours ago, LawrenceA said:
Criterion always do their own subtitles.
I watched the Criterion copy of La Chienne last year, and it was crystal clear. That is most likely what will be shown.
Yeah, they used the 2014 restoration.
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6 minutes ago, LawrenceA said:
Now you know how I feel.
I don't think his first language is English. His question is about the ratio/ formatting, I think.
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13 minutes ago, yanceycravat said:
That was part of my response to the original post. I was commenting on how Ben veers off point and stops talking about the movies he's introducing and decides to make jokes that are far afield from, what I have long assumed was, the point of the Presenters job to offer insight to the film airing.
Yeah, I agree with you. His "humor" really just falls flat to me. I don't particularly care for him and usually just mute him when he introduces. I'm glad that Malone hosts the Imports now. I much prefer her to Ben.
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They are in Mandarin for me sometimes and English at other times. Weird.
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4 minutes ago, LawrenceA said:
Mr. 6666, or anyone else who might help, do you know how tonight's showings of Watership Down and Twice Upon a Time are being presented? They are on during the traditional TCM Imports timeslots, and while Watership Down is British and could technically be called an Import, Twice Upon a Time is American. Are they foregoing TCM Imports for the night in order to make it all-animation following the Bobby Bumps 'toons, presumably being shown as part of Silent Sundays?
Watership Down is listed as a TCM Import.
http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article.html?isPreview=&id=1484401|1484406&name=Watership-Down
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On 5/18/2019 at 1:49 AM, EricJ said:
So, we're pretty much defining Lasse by one film, and not those dozens and dozens of sellouts he did every time Miramax wanted to sneak in another feel-good Oscar-bait?
I didn't know Lasse Holstrom even had a "directorial style" anymore.
He has a directorial style, it's just a cheap, schmaltzy one.
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From the foreign editions-
The Bench, Per Fly, Danish edition
Restless, Aku Louhimies, Finnish edition
Mourning Rock, Filippos Koutsaftis, Greek edition
The Bachelor, Nikos Panayotopoulos, Greek edition
Wild Mussels, Erik de Bruyn, Dutch edition
Jalla! Jalla!, Josef Fares, Swedish edition
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1. In the Mood For Love, Wong Kar-Wai, Hong Kong
2. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Ang Lee, China
3. Battle Royale, Kinji Fukasaku, Japan
4. Amores Perros, Alejandro Gonzales Inarritu, Mexico
5. The Circle, Jafar Panahi, Iran
6. Souls Protest, Chun-Song Kim, North Korea
7. Werckmeister Harmonies, Bela Tarr, Hungary
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I think I saw Cider House Rules when it was on TCM once. It was okay. Besides My Life as a Dog, this is probably my favorite Hallstrom production.
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32 minutes ago, skimpole said:
Rewatching made me think that if everything else Hallstrom made was lost, except for My Life as a Dog, people would probably think Hallstrom was a much better director than was actually the case.
Well most of his directorial credits are ABBA music videos anyways.
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1 minute ago, laffite said:
The search advice should be directed to Sepiatone.
I took a pain to make clear that I don't take my own threads seriously. Can't you read?
My comment was in response to another, or I wouldn't have said anything at all.
I don't take it seriously but let me write this tl;dr comment about how not offended I am by it.
Okay....
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11 minutes ago, laffite said:
You were being helpful. I was trying to issue you a compliment. I should have made that clear. Not to self-aggrandize but a while back I looked and looked and looked for the Home Town Photo thread and I finally found it. I'm not going to start another one, a Redux (if you will). I don't have the feeling that Sepia looked very hard to find the original Classical Music thread (which just happened be one I initiated, haha). There may be a measure of respect in making an honest effort to find the original. Or perhaps it doesn't matter that much. No one will believe me when I say this because most around here seem to think that any thread they initiate seem to be a vital extension of the inner soul, but I don't believe that at all for myself. A plethora of Classical Music threads might appear in a record time and I would remain unfazed. In fact, the more the better. After all, it's a great subject.
It really sounds like you're taking his thread too personally. I do see your point though. If you just type "classical music" or even just "classical" into the search bar, your thread is one of the first ones to turn up.
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They Were Actors (1981)
Next: Hawaii
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Speaking of people who are missing, James is gone. He said he was visiting Austria in another thread so I assume he is there right now.
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Welcome back, Sewhite. Glad to see you back. As for GC, s/he is probably using one of their other accounts or making a new one.
1 hour ago, Thenryb said:A thread I must have missed. Anyway, welcome back. Speaking of missing posters, I have seen nothing from Cave Girl recently, who seems to have disappeared about the time the Sgt did, nor have a seen anything recently from Stephan, whose posts I always enjoyed reading.
Maybe Stephan was Cave Girl too.
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Bete Humaine, La (1938)
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9 minutes ago, TopBilled said:
Who's the guy? Is he someone we should know?
Pianist Michael Feinstein, it seems.
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Your Favourite Foreign Language Films
in Your Favorites
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1. Cowboy Bebop: the Movie, Shinichirō Watanabe, Japan
2. Y Tu Mama Tambien, Alfonso Cuaron, Mexico
3. Amelie, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, France
4. Gone Is the One Who Held Me Dearest in the World, Liwen Ma, China
5. Spirited Away, Hayao Miyazaki, Japan
6. The Party, Saman Moghadam, Iran
7. Nowhere In Africa, Caroline Link, Germany
From the foreign editions-
The Only Journey of His Life, Lakis Papastathis, Greek edition