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Tag Archives: war
3 things about John McTiernan’s THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER
The Hunt for Red October [1990] 1. Ineffective hook. 2. Fake directive. 3. “I would like to have seen Montana.”
3 things about Hayao Miyazaki’s THE WIND RISES
The Wind Rises [2013] 1. Passengers seated in the wings, to be replaced with bombs. 2. Derived from radiators. 3. Werner Herzog sings!
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3 things about Raoul Walsh’s THE REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER
The Revolt of Mamie Stover [1956] 1. “Remember, sell, sell, sell. Whiskey and champagne. Smile it up, you new ladies. Smile it up. Remember, smiles means money. Smiles means money.” 2. Rum collins for two on the terrace. 3. Fleeting … Continue reading
3 things about Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger’s A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH
A Matter of Life and Death [1946] 1. He sheds his clothes as he walks along the beach. 2. The assembled files on every human being who’s ever lived resemble a vast microchip. 3. “The rights of the uncommon man … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 things, movies, Powell & Emeric Pressburger, Powell & Pressburger, war
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3 things about Jonathan Glazer’s THE ZONE OF INTEREST
The Zone of Interest [2023] 1. She discovers a tube of lipstick in one of the pockets of her “new” fur coat. 2. Fertilizer. 3. An inkling of the future does nothing to alter his course. I’m speechless, other than to … Continue reading
3 things about Hayao Miyazaki’s THE BOY AND THE HERON
The Boy and the Heron [2023] 1. His mother turns to goo. 2. Parakeet droppings. 3. Rushing towards the flames.
3 things about Jacques Tourneur’s BERLIN EXPRESS
Berlin Express [1948] 1. Stricken nightclub clown. 2. I’m sorry, you’re an idiot if you think you can best Robert Ryan in a fistfight. 3. He throws down a piece of a paper on the table. Written on it is … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 things, germany, Jacques Tourneur, movies, Robert Ryan, war
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3 things about Christopher Nolan’s OPPENHEIMER
Oppenheimer [2023] 1. Heavy water: a wrong turn. 2. Not a verdict, a denial. 3. Dipping the rims of the cocktail glasses in a mixture of honey and lime juice. 3 other things.
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3 things about Christopher Nolan’s OPPENHEIMER
Oppenheimer [2023] 1. Chain reaction, but not exactly the one they had feared. 2. “I hope you learned something.” “We learned we need to move further back.” 3. Truman perches on the edge of his chair.
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3 things about Hayao Miyazaki’s HOWL’S MOVING CASTLE
Howl’s Moving Castle [2004] 1. He helps himself to a log. 2. Instant beard. 3. Kissing Turnip-head.