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Tag Archives: Andrew Scott
Blue Moon
Blue Moon is a 2025 small, focused film that addressed that great musical theater moment when “Rodgers and Hart” died, and “Rodgers and Hammerstein” was born, and its effects on Hart. We’re talking the great composer/lyricist team of Richard Rodgers … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, Newer films
Tagged A Complete Unkknown, Andrew Scott, Before Midnight, Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, Blue Moon, Bobby Cannavale, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Carousel, Dancing on the Ceiling, E.G White, Elizabeth Weiland, Ethan Hawke, Falling in Love with Love, Ferrari, George Hill, George Roy Hill, Jonah Lees, Lorenz Hart, Margaret Qualley, Maria, Mickey Rooney, My Funny Valentine, My Heart Stood Still, Oklahoma!, Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Linklater, Richard Rodgers, Sardi's, South Pacitic, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, Stephen Sondheim, Ten Cents a Dance, The King and I, The Lady is a Tramp, The Sound of Music, The Sting, Tom Drake, Where or When, Words and Music
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1917
What recent film reminded me of Psycho, Gravity, Million Dollar Baby, Birdman, Rope, The Revenant, True Grit, All Quiet on the Western Front, Paths of Glory, The Searchers, Deuteronomy 20:19-21, and Psalm 1:3 (the last two being Bible references)? Why, … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, Newer films
Tagged 1917, All Quiet on the Western Front, Andrew Scott, Benedict Cumberbatch, Birdman, Colin Firth, Deuteronomy, George MacKay, Gravity, Mark Strong, Marriage Story, Million Dollar Baby, Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood, Parasite, Paths of Glory, Psalms, Psycho, Richard Madden, Roger Deakins, Rope, Sam Mendes, The Irishman, The Revenant, The Searchers, True Grit
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Denial (2016)
One of the great disappointments in the art of film occurs when a great story, or even an important and engaging one, becomes a film that is just “fine.” If the film were a dud, there might be the chance … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, Newer films
Tagged Andrew Scott, BBC, Denial, Holocaust, Mark Gatiss, Mick Jackson, Moriarty, Rachel Weisz, Sherlock, Temple Grandin, Timothy Spall, Tom Wilkinson, Will Attenborough
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Film stuff by Mark 