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Baron of Arizona, The
Film Reviews/Western
If there's one genre that I'll never tire of, it's con artist movies. I can't help but be pulled in by their clever hooks, complex plots, and cheerfully criminal spirits. Thus, it was only natural that I fell head over heels for The...
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Mod Squad, The Season One DVD
DVD Reviews/*
The Mod Squad Season One, Volume One, the groundbreaking police drama that helped define a generation made its long-awaited DVD debut December 18, 2007, from CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment. From producers Aaron Spelling a...
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Murders in the Rue Morgue
Film Reviews/Horror
With the back-to-back successes of Frankenstein and Dracula, 1931 was the breakout year for Universal Studios as the studio established itself as a true genre heavyweight. That set the challenge to follow up this daunting double act. Enter 1932'...
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Wild Bunch, The
Film Reviews/Western
The Wild Bunch, by Sam Peckinpah, stars William Holden, Ernest Borgnine, Robert Ryan, Edmond O'Brien and Ben Johnson. The story is a forceful tale of desperados bound together by the same greed. The men exist by a code of honor, but in their ...
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Wizard of Oz, The
Film Reviews/*
Since 1939 The Wizard of Oz, adapted from L. Frank Baum's novel, has been a timeless classic entertaining both children and adults. The story of a small girl (Judy Garland) in Kansas who travels to Oz with her friends the Scarecrow (Ray Bolger)...
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World Is Not Enough, The
Film Reviews/*
Few movies in the James Bond franchise pulled off as delicate a balancing act as did the 1999 The World Is Not Enough. Some of the movie series concentrated more on the escapist aspect while others emphasized the serious elements. Not many actually...
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42nd Street
Film Reviews/Musical
42nd Street (1933) is a timeless story which happens to take place during the Great Depression. Watching the outstanding singing and dancing, the viewer drifts back through time. But for the black and white picture, we would forget that we are watc...
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42nd Street DVD
DVD Reviews/Musical
42nd Street (1933) is a timeless story which happens to take place during the Great Depression. Watching the outstanding singing and dancing, the viewer drifts back through time. But for the black and white picture, we would forget that we are watc...
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A Big Hand for the Little Lady DVD
DVD Reviews/Western
A Big Hand for the Little Lady (1966) is not a typical gun-slinging western but more a of character study of several members of a small town who gather yearly for a poker game. These players - Henry Fonda, Jason Robards, Burgess Meredith, Paul Ford...
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A Christmas Carol
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The 1938 A Christmas Carol is based on Charles Dickens' timeless tale, and although I find it one of the more interesting versions, I can not say it's one of the most entertaining of the films made from this classic story. Reginald Owen sta...
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