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The Thing Called Love is among Peter Bogdanovich's lesser-known movies. Nonetheless, it's wonderful from beginning to end. It follows four characters and makes you love them, feel for them — and that's great film-making.
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365 celluloid people I love. Day 163. Katharine Hepburn.
When she's great (often), she's great.
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Rewatching California Suite. A joyous film with a superb cast divided into four segments. The best one belongs to the Brits: Michael Caine and Maggie Smith are just divine. Walter Matthau and Elaine May are no slouches either.
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Jun 12
Rewatching Fun on a Weekend. Nothing to write home about, but kind of charming — and Priscilla Lane makes up for a very annoying leading man, Eddie Bracken.
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365 celluloid people I love. Day 162. Kim Novak.
How couldn't I?
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Jun 12
Rewatching San Antonio on a brand-new Blu-ray. It's just for Flynn's die-hards (which I am) — otherwise it's the most predictable and childish western any studio could conceive to squander one of its brightest stars.
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Let's start the day with Priscilla Lane. It's her birthday - and I love her.
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365 celluloid people I love. Day 161. Don Ameche.
One word: Midnight.
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Rewatching Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. Although I can't say it's a very good film—hardly unusual for director Stanley Kramer—there's something that makes it compulsively watchable: Hepburn, Tracy, and Poitier.
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Super beautiful.
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Now showing The Parallax View on the big screen. A forty-week tribute to the New Hollywood.
It doesn't get any better than this.
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365 celluloid people I love. Day 160. Preston Sturges.
For he directed some wonderful comedies, didn't he?
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