Rob's Ramblings Blog
My take on all things human and inhuman.
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Opinion Pie.
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Rob's Flick Picks Blog
I have been a student of the art of film
ever since my Uncle Bob would screen old black and white movies with
me during the Christmas holidays. I love cinema—from the craggy faces
of supporting actors to the dramatic style of the world's great
directors. My picks will be from the whole history of the movies, not
just the latest bore from the Hollywood factory.
Entries:
- Robert Wise – A Man of Many Genres
When West Side Story was released as a movie in 1960, I was 12 years old and deeply in love with movies. I enjoyed Mr. Bernstein’s masterpiece so much that I went to see it six times during its initial release year...
- The French Bogart – Jean Gabin
I have always loved the acting skills of Humphrey Bogart. His face was the perfect instrument to play a tune of emotion for the camera...
- A Major / Minor Kurosawa - I Live in Fear
“I Live In Fear” is a Kurosawa movie made after World War II that reflects the paranoia of the only nation to have experienced the destruction of a nuclear attack...
- Carol Reed - A Brit in the Shadows:
When someone suggests a great starting point for viewing British cinema, the names of David Lean or the team of Powell and Pressburger generally come to mind...
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