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Daily Archives: July 26, 2023
Classic Film Review: Cabaret Society carved up, one newspaper column at a time — “Sweet Smell of Success” (1957)
The look is as lurid as black and white cinematography ever got, New York after dark “Photographed,” the title tells us, in a novel way of giving credit, by the great “James Wong Howe.” The music is jazz at its … Continue reading
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Movie Review: That “new” Queen Anne house includes “The Mistress”
Writer-director Greg Pritikin’s “The Mistress” is a slick and servicable if somewhat unsurprising thriller about traumas newlyweds unearth and unleash when they move into a gorgeous old Queen Anne house in LA’s Angelino Heights corner of Echo Park. Pritikin apparently … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Homeless Soccer Players “Dream” of Glory in this Korean Comedy
Let’s get the words “ragtag team” and “feel-good” and “uplifting” out right at the beginning of a dissection of the Korean soccer comedy, “Dream.” Because you know if it’s an underdog sports comedy, all of those words apply, at least … Continue reading
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