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November 29th, 2009 by alexandra2446840
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The fresh Halloween is a classic and will in my book always receive a five star rating. Recently there has been a large deal of remakes that were flops and catered to the teeny bopper crowd such as, The Fog, The Omen, Sunless Water, etc. However there has been only two remakes that I idea were diserving of our attenion, one being the remake of The Hills Have Eyes, and Halloween.

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What I liked about the remake was it gave us something novel to work with. In the new Halloween we never really knew why Michael was abominable, in this remake, the first thirty minutes or so expore the childhood of Michael Myers. People say that the dialog concerning Michael’s family was harmful. Trust me, I have seen broken homes and Mr. Zombie gives us exactly what you would request from a trashy family.

Besides satisfying my curiosity of Michael’s childhood, I found this to be similar in many cases to the unusual, but at the same time the material was quite novel with unique chills and scares. Zombie took a masterpiece and reminded us why it is called a masterpiece. He accomplished a titanic job capturing a 70’s gawk and theme, and did a tall musical rep as well. This is possibly the best dismay remake that I’ve ever seen.

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November 27th, 2009 by alexandra2446840
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“Unpleasant Day at Dusky Rock” is a riveting suspense thriller with several memorable performances from a first rate cast. Spencer Tracy (in one of his best roles) excels as John J. MacReedy who is in Dark Rock to consume a medal to the father of one of his wartime colleagues now that the war is over. He encounters unexpected resentment and hostility from some of the residents, in particular from Robert Ryan, Ernest Borgnine and Lee Marvin who fabricate a trio of formidable villains. When threats and intimidation have no accomplish on Tracy (who doggedly continues to pursue his investigations) the three then resort to violence. Also in the impressive cast are Anne Francis, Walter Brennan, Dean Jagger, John Ericson and Russell Collins. With the wait on of Brennan and Francis and after surmounting many obstacles Tracy eventually gets the upper hand bringing the film to its provocative climax.

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Russell Collins (to Spencer Tracy) : “Essential? It’s the first time the streamliner has stopped here in four years”.

Tracy (to Ernest Borgnine) : “You’re not only wicked - you’re improper at the top of your boom!”.

Dean Jagger (to Tracy) : “This ain’t no information bureau”.

John Ericson (to Tracy) : “If you’re in such a bustle you should have never got off here”. Tracy: “I’m inclined to agree with you”.

A colorful and satisfying film expertly directed by John Sturges who later went on to accomplish other classics including “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral”, “The Comely Seven” and “The Stout Race”. Sturges was fortunate in having such a remarkably salubrious cast - Borgnine and Marvin in particular were expedient as Robert Ryan’s menacing henchmen and Spencer Tracy was at his peak in one of his most remarkable and demanding roles ever. He was in fact nominated as Best Actor for his performance in this film but was beaten by Ernest Borgnine for “Marty”.

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It’s very satisfying to gape a relatively tiny movie that was made efficiently by pros become so widely liked and respected. It’s got fair about everything…a sharp yarn that carries a message, luminous characters but a puny cast, a risky setting, the dilemma of a courageous loner on the side of justice who beats the odds. And it doesn’t have unimaginative things…an extraneous admire legend, outraged citizens who meet in a church, excessive violence, time spent on flashbacks. It was a long wait for this one to advance out on DVD, but it was worth it.

Among many elements I savor are the three character actors: Russell Collins as the former, cowardly telegraph agent, Dean Jagger as the played-out sheriff (his humiliation at the hands of Robert Ryan is bad), and, most of all, Walter Brennan as the doctor who tries to push things but isn’t expressionless enough to push too hard. I reflect this was one of Brennan’s last, really pleasurable roles before he turned himself into the toothless former coot or cackling grampa of his later films. In his prime, he was a aesthetic actor. And for vicious bullies I don’t mediate anyone has topped Lee Marvin and Ernest Bognine in their roles. I’d even eat my catsup without any chili at all to avoid a confrontation with these guys.

I have a lot of respect for Robert Ryan but secure it gloomy that, despite a number of opportunities, he never was able to crash into the top evil of stardom. Maybe he didn’t really want that. Maybe he was too willing to play unpleasant guys. Maybe he lacked some element of charisma or objective ambition. He was a beautiful actor and, from reports, a nice guy.

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November 26th, 2009 by alexandra2446840
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Robert Aldrich’s 1955 detective thriller, “Kiss Me Deadly,” came at the destroy of the American classic film noir cycle, and shows the genre at its most violent, surreal, cruel, cynical, and visually bizarre. It’s the last big explosive moment of the classic era of film noir — and I do mean explosive. This is one detective film, like “Chinatown,” which you won’t soon forget.

Aldrich and screenwriter A. I. Bezzirides took on Mickey Spillane’s celebrated P.I. Mike Hammer, but aside from keeping the basic position outline of the novel recent, they completely changed the nature of the character in a very reactionary go. Spillane’s Mike Hammer is a Fresh York detective-avenger, a self-righteous vigilante who deals out justice when the timid forces of the law can do nothing: he’s a vicious knight on a mean-spirited quest to accurate wrongs through brute force. (The title of the first Hammer modern, “I, the Jury” elegant powerful sums up his attitude.) The movie relocates Hammer to Los Angeles and turns him into a shallow con-artist who only cares about his car and his looks. He’s a lousy detective too, relying on knocking people around for information, often innocent inoffensive folks, and never really paying attention to the distinguished details of the case. His detective work is entirely matrimonial, where he and his `assistant’ Velda do the squeeze on couples to blackmail them. Hammer’s motto is simple: “What’s in it for me? ” Ralph Meeker is perfect in the role, looking as if someone carved him out of slab of meat.

No doubt, in this record Hammer is in contrivance over his head…if only he knew it. He picks up a nearly naked girl (Cloris Leachman in an early role) who throws herself in front of his sports car. Later, they’re race off the road, and faceless gangsters torture her to dearth and leave Hammer for dull. Hammer sets out to score out what’s up; not because he cares what happened to the girl, but because he sniffs out colossal money and he’d like to gain the guys who wrecked his sports car! Hammer finds himself in a violent quest to locate an object that everyone desires: a package called `The Broad Whatsit.’ The Immense Whatsit isn’t a meaningless red herring or Hitchcock McGuffin, however. Its contents are the sizable surprise of the state, and the perfect exclamation point on a movie taking station in a chaotic world that seems to be falling apart. I won’t stutter what the Immense Whatsit is (and shame on the reviewers here who have!), but…oh wow!

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Everything was so innovative in this movie from the initial credits rolling backwards over Cloris Leachman running half-naked on the road and gasping in Mike Hammer’s car with a quite erotic intensity. From the sadistic torture scene of Christina Bailey to the character of Maxine -Velda- Cooper who helps Mike Hammer to nail adultery husbands by seducing them. From the secondary characters so well written that it seems that they all have a tremendously indispensable role in the account.

At last, the performance of Ralph -Mike Hammer- Meeker is so perfect that it’s hard to imagine another actor in the role. I personally can’t. And Slit Dennis, Mike Hammer’s friend, whose onomatopeia are now portion of Movie History. And, and…

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November 25th, 2009 by alexandra2446840
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[L'Uccello dalle Piume di Cristallo]

(Italy/W.Germany - 1969)

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Aspect ratio: 2.35:1 (Cromoscope)

Theatrical soundtrack: Mono

Even those who don’t care for writer-director Dario Argento’s later baroque extravaganzas may warm to his debut feature, a well-received thriller in which an American writer living in Rome (Tony Musante) witnesses an assault on a woman in an art gallery and is subsequently targeted by the would-be assassin, a crazed psychopath who’s been terrorizing the city with a series of brutal murders. Typical of an Argento thriller, the hapless hero’s investigation unleashes a cycle of violence which culminates in a climactic unmasking that will choose some viewers completely by surprise.

Loosely inspired by Fredric Brown’s new ‘The Screaming Mimi’ (filmed under that title in 1958), Argento’s first film is a fairly straightforward thriller with panic asides, anchored by a strong epic, an increasingly bizarre series of supporting characters, and a strong Everyman hero who slots the puzzle together part by part before realizing that the most notable clue to the killer’s identity was there in front of him all the time. Musante is given noble attend by English actress Suzy Kendall as his girlfriend (the scene in which she’s besieged alone in her apartment as the killer hacks through the door with a knife is truly the stuff of nightmares) and Enrico Maria Salerno as the cop charged with finding the killer before he/she strikes again.

Despite Argento’s prior screenwriting credits, including essential contributions to the script of Sergio Leone’s ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (1969), producers were unconvinced of his directorial abilities and wanted to pull him off the describe during the first few weeks of shooting, but Argento persevered under an iron-clad contract and ultimately proved his critics detestable with the finished product, a genuinely consuming mystery punctuated by scenes of explicit dread.

The film puts a late-1960s Italian slump on the kind of movie that Hitchcock had already popularized in America, and is leavened with the same kind of uproarious humor: Salerno gets the best line of dialogue during a police line-up when he despairs: “How many times do I have to train you? Ursula Andress belongs with the transvestites, not the perverts!” And later, an outrageously camp antiques dealer offers a jaw-dropping description of one of the killer’s musty victims: “It was said she preferred women. I couldn’t care less - I’m no racist, for heaven’s sake!” Briskly edited by Franco Fraticelli, and featuring a brief appearance from distinctive character actor Reggie Nalder (Designate OF THE DEVIL, SALEM’S LOT) as an assassin-for-hire, “Bird” is arguably Argento’s warmest, most humane thriller until TENEBRAE in 1982.

There are two types of Dario Argento films: those after “Four Flies on Grey Velvet” (excluding “The Five Days of Milan,” which was never released in the U.S.) and those before it. “The Bird With the Crystal Plumage,” Argento’s first film, belongs to the category of the before and includes the noticeable differences between the two. While the entire body of Argento’s work is something to like, his first three films are surprisingly well-plotted, given Argento’s famous lack of interest in matters of myth structure. “Bird” begins with Sam Dalmas, an American writer living in Rome, witnessing an attempted destroy in an art gallery. Though he is unable to do anything, his fortuitous arrival saves the victim from almost obvious death. His passport confiscated and at first held as a suspect, Sam is told by the police that this is the fourth attack in one month. The only dissimilarity is, the victim, a lovely woman named Monica Ranieri, was the first to survive. Shocked by the thought that he saw something that didn’t quite fit, he soon begins his gain investigation, putting both his life and the life of his girlfriend at huge risk. Several attempts are made on their lives, and everytime Sam is able to learn of someone who might be able to assist him, that person is murdered. Finally, in a double-twist ending, Argento reveals the identity of the killer in a cleverly constructed manner. A pure delight from originate to enact, “Bird With the Crystal Plumage” is one of the most spellbinding (if minimal) thrillers since Hitchcock. Another attribute is Argento’s knack for always creating a cast of wonderfully offbeat characters. Be determined to collect Inspector Morosini’s exclamation regarding the “perverts” in the line-up sequence. Shadowy humor is equally interwoven with favorable amounts of suspense to earn a fast-paced and clever mystery/thriller.
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November 25th, 2009 by alexandra2446840
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November 24th, 2009 by alexandra2446840

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November 24th, 2009 by alexandra2446840

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November 23rd, 2009 by alexandra2446840

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