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Tag Archives: Orson Welles
Revisiting John Huston: Moby Dick
It’s time for another edition of Revisiting John Huston. A semi-regular series where we take a look at the films and career of the legendary director. This week we’re revisiting Huston’s 1956 film Moby Dick, based on the novel by … Continue reading
Posted in Revisiting John Huston
Tagged Adaptations, Classic Movie, Gregory Peck, Herman Melville, John Huston, Moby Dick, Novels, Orson Welles, Revisiting John Huston
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Michelle Rodriguez’s ‘Citizen Jane’ Gets A Trailer
While she’s not busy beating up the creator of Fantastic Fest, Tim League, Michelle Rodriguez is off making some pretty bad ass films. She was the strong female lead (not the damsel in distress) in this summer’s Machete, and now … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Fan Films, Fantastic Fest, Movies, News, Reboots and Remakes, Sci-Fi, Video
Tagged Citizen Jane, Citizen Kane, Fantastic Fest, Machete, Michelle Rodriguez, Orson Welles, Tim League
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War Movie Mondays: ‘Catch-22’
Catch-22 (1970) is one of those films which falls into several genres. It’s a war film, it’s dramatic, and is considered by many to be a “black comedy.” Mike Nichols directed this screen adaption, which was written by long time collaborator Buck … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, Editorial, Movies, Paramount, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged Alan Arkin, Anthony Perkins, Art Garfunkel, Bob Balaban, Bob Newhart, Buck Henry, Charles Grodin, DVD, Jack Gilford, Jon Voight, Martin Balsam, Martin Sheen, Netflix, Orson Welles, Paramount Pictures, Richard Benjamin
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