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Post by petrolino on Oct 21, 2021 0:49:52 GMT
My film viewing of the year so far is 'Axis Sally : The Trial Of An American Traitor', also known as 'Axis Sally', 'American Traitor', or 'American Traitor : Axis Sally'. It reminded me that no frills storytelling and armchair theatre still work for me, even in the hi-dangle, all-frills 21st century.
Meadow Williams goes toe-to-toe with Al Pacino
'The Freedom Train' - Peggy Lee (recorded on September 12th, 1947 in Berlin, Germany)
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Post by ck100 on Oct 21, 2021 1:08:04 GMT
I remember seeing Blu-ray/DVD copies at Wal-Mart and thinking it looked like some Pacino direct-to-DVD film.
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Post by petrolino on Oct 21, 2021 1:13:28 GMT
I remember seeing Blu-ray/DVD copies at Wal-Mart and thinking it looked like some Pacino direct-to-DVD film.
I can't lie, the direction is basic "point and shoot", so enjoyment, or general interest, I suspect lies in whether you find the storytelling compelling enough to carry you through to the close.
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Post by petrolino on Oct 23, 2021 0:29:19 GMT
I remember seeing Blu-ray/DVD copies at Wal-Mart and thinking it looked like some Pacino direct-to-DVD film.
I can't lie, the direction is basic "point and shoot", so enjoyment, or general interest, I suspect lies in whether you find the storytelling compelling enough to carry you through to the close.
This timely movie warns against the horrors of censorship and book burning just as Peggy Lee did after the war.
'Fear On Film' : Censorship debate with John Carpenter, David Cronenberg & John Landis
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