so,,ive been considering my death as i have been at deaths doora few
times since 2012
what was this life about?? what would ilike people to rember about
meandwillanyone weven givea damn...
so...I had my last rites read in 2012..a week before i went tosee martin
donnelly a catholic priest iam
I am nota film critic or evena memorabilia specualist oran degreed
Pro..when i started my retail shop on Oct 16 ,1981 i hade been selling
Movie memorabilia by mail order thru Big reel classic Images and Film
collectors world thatlater became Brian Bukantis Movie collecting
magazine
My polland
Bruce, actually I watched a lot of that Jeanne, etc. It was trying so hard
to be arty but I found it dull and revolting. It was on when I had to
stay up for something else and I was too tired to change the channel.
Nathalie
On Sat, Dec 3, 2022, 8:38 AM Bruce Hershenson
wrote:
> I am likely
Re: directors' list
So Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein are still not great. Idiotic!
And no Val Lewton.
Nathalie
On Sat, Dec 3, 2022, 9:37 PM David Kusumoto
wrote:
> As I wrote elsewhere on FB - In my view (opinion, not necessarily fact) -
>
> The recent trend of being "inclusive" -
As I wrote elsewhere on FB - In my view (opinion, not necessarily fact) -
The recent trend of being "inclusive" - has come at the expense of universally
admired "classics" which - until this list - would show up every time. So many
great films were not just "re-ordered" - but KICKED OFF, i.e.,
Thanks to everyone who wrote publicly and privately about my temporary web-host
of the NYT's "Casablanca" article that Chris Quarles posted the other day. (I
sometimes worry about this group because in its early years, everyone posted
from a keyboard. Now "most everyone" posts from their
Great exhibit in NYC. I wish I could attend. In my life I ONCE had 5 lobby
cards and one insert. Happy collecting fellow MOPOers. Morrie
On Sat, Dec 3, 2022 at 9:23 AM Helmut Hamm wrote:
> Thanks for sharing, David. I wish I could go to NY and see these in person.
>
> This reminds of a
Bruce was this the same as the AFI 100 years 100 Movies?? i dida
clapboard for the AFI for that..
I never saw the 100 films chosen ..all i know is I could not give one To
Peter pm 90s
he refused it saying he disagreed with thelist of Films
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977
On 2022-12-03
Funny one year i met Peter Bogdonovich at a lecture he gave in Toledo
for the Junior League...
as always wheni would meet Industry people I would takea clapboard i
made as a giftas so manyask forstuff like autographs, however thepeople
inthe biz are also fans of cinema//
I had jusyt don ea
Ignoring horror, Sci fi, fantasy and other genres has been largely the norm
since at least the publication of the first major treatise on cinema, Arthur
Knight’s The Liveliest Art. Knight was heavyweight critic at the then very
influential Playboy magazine.
Even Fredric March’s Oscar winning
Alternate reality list! Ugh! No classic horror movies, at all. Just to
mention one out of many dud choices. Watched or tried to watch A Journey
to Italy years ago. I love Ingrid Bergman but this thing put me to sleep.
You are right, Bruce.
Nathalie
On Sat, Dec 3, 2022, 8:38 AM Bruce
Thanks for sharing, David. I wish I could go to NY and see these in person.
This reminds of a CASABLANCA auction José Ma Carpio put together sometime in
the late 90s. I believe it was in New York, but I don‘t remember if he worked
for Christies or Sothebys at the time. Either one of them.
I am likely one of the only people here who saw all of the almost *4 HOURS*
of “Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxel” in a theater. and it
the ultimate case of The Emperor's New Clothes! How the 1,500 people who
made this dreadful pretentious list did so, apparently with a straight
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Excuse me Adam, but that's overreacting. It's perfectly okay to take a
glance at the the current cultural and political stage whilst reviewing
an exhibit that does exactly that for the times the artworks were made.
And thanks for sharing the article!!
Wim
MOVIE★INK. AMSTERDAM
www.movie-ink.com
That’s a great read - Thank you. :-)
On 3 Dec 2022, at 04:00, David Kusumoto wrote:
I don't know why I even bother anymore - *he said crankily* - but here it is.
Up on my web host for just a couple of days. The NYT writer couldn't help but
inject a panoply of contemporaneous political
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