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Onibaba(1964)
Read more: Onibaba(1964)Few among you are likely to watch a Japanese film that doesn’t feature either copious amounts of kung fu or a large, fire-breathing lizard, but…
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Great Expectations (1946)
Read more: Great Expectations (1946)Directed by David Lean. Screenplay by David Lean, Anthony Havelock-Allan &Ronald Neame Based on the 1861 novel by Charles Dickens. With: John Mills, Valerie Hobson, Bernard Miles (who we’ll see ten years later as a kidnapper in The Man Who Knew Too Much). Here, he is kindly blacksmith, Joe), Francis L. Sullivan as Mr. Jaggers…
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Splendor In the Grass
Read more: Splendor In the GrassElia Kazan’s Splendor in the Grass just might be the first Hollywood film to argue that virginity is the surest ticket to emotional instability
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Double Indemnity
Read more: Double IndemnityIn a just universe, we’d all toil tirelessly in Billy Wilder’s cinematic fantasy, never once questioning his authority or perspective. There have been more visionary artists to be sure – and certainly more ambitious – but few are as perfect a fit for any occasion. Because of his genius regarding the melding of humor, pathos,…
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Psycho
Read more: PsychoAn early—perhaps, only—highlight in Resident Evil: Code Veronica features a palace sitting below a private residence atop a hill on a southern ocean island facility overrun by the bioengineered monstrosities it helped create. That gothic castle looms in the background, and as you, the player, forge an eventual path toward the perched building, the eerie…
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King Rat (1965)
Read more: King Rat (1965)In wartime, it is not always the highest ranked individuals that run the show. Oftentimes, like with Ex-PFC Wintergreen and Corporal Milo Minderbinder in Heller’s masterpiece Catch-22, it is the most cunning and resourceful who are in charge. George Segal stars in his best performance ever in writer/director Bryan Forbes’s 1965 adaptation of James Clavell’s…
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The Quiet Man
Read more: The Quiet ManWayne huffs and puffs about the Irish countryside, piss-drunk and full of rage over not being able to throw Maureen O’Hara down on the bed and have his swaggering way with her.
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Written on the Wind (1956)
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Scenes From a Marriage
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Gunga Din
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The Wages of Fear (1953)
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C’mon, Billy
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Starring Debuts #26: Max von Sydow in The Seventh Seal (1957)
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The Outlaw (1943)
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The Lost Weekend
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Sunset Blvd. (1950)
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Army of Shadows (1969)
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Russian Ark (2002)
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Films Feminism Forgot: Harriet Craig (1950)
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White Heat (1949)
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Witness For the Prosecution
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Onibaba(1964)
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Great Expectations (1946)
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Splendor In the Grass
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Double Indemnity
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Psycho
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King Rat (1965)
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The Quiet Man
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Decoy: Featuring Jean Gillie as classic noir’s hardest, greediest and most daring femme fatale
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Barry Lyndon
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The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
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Paths Of Glory (1957)