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Before Birds of Prey there was Æon Flux

All hail Cathy Yan – the writer-director of 2018’s Dead Pigs and just announced to helm Birds of Prey, D.C.’s spin-off of their box…

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The Virgin Suicides

Sofia Coppola's first feature film is a head-swirling poetic essay about adolescent angst and terminal self-destruction in suburbia, where some families are…

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Bombshell, The Hedy Lamarr Story

The pretty faces that give Hollywood its glamour eventually fade, but Alexandra Hall's documentary reveals a remarkable woman who parlayed her beauty…

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The Vampire (1957)

CineSavant reaches back one year to pick up a notable low-key horror from the team of Levy-Gardner-Laven and good old United Artists.…

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Semper Fi – R. Lee Ermey

R. Lee Ermey acted in three of my films and was a good friend. Sad to lose him so young. He was…

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Along Came Jones

Big star Gary Cooper kids his screen image as an infallible hero in a western that almost plays as a screwball comedy,…

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Les Girls

The curtain is falling on the MGM musical, and Gene Kelly's final song and dance at the studio is for a Paris-set…

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Five on the Black Hand Side

This quirky family comedy conceived as an antidote to blaxploitation pictures was adapted from a play that claims no goal beyond feel-good…

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The Maze (3-D)

It was a promising project for Allied Artists: William Cameron Menzies does a spooky horror movie in 3-D!  Something creepy's going on…

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Gumshoe

When is a private eye parody not a parody? Stephen Frears' first feature strikes a delicate balance -- its nearly absurd hardboiled…

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Sleeping Dogs

Director Roger Donaldson has enjoyed a rewarding Hollywood career, but he began in New Zealand where this fantasy mini-epic about resistance to…

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The Awful Truth

Thanks to Louis Armstrong and his fellow geniuses, the Jazz Age  transformed a generation and dominated pop culture for close to two…

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Don’t Bother to Knock

"Wash your face, brush your teeth, and say your PRAYERS." Marilyn Monroe's first plunge into a dramatic starring role casts her as…

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Danger Signal

Ah romance! A handsome stranger takes a room in your house, lets you feed him and doesn't pay the rent -- of…

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The Age of Innocence

Martin Scorsese commands the screen without a single profane word or gunshot to the head. His adaptation of Edith Wharton's 1920 novel…

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3 Video Nasties from Region B

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton covers a trio of grisly horrors. The Toolbox Murders, Blood Harvest and A Cat in the Brain each…

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Red Planet Mars

It's a review. No, it's a rant. Stop, you're both right.  CineSavant's overt mission is to demonstrate that old movies, especially old…

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Joan of Arc (1948)

Does every great actress see Joan of Arc as the ultimate serious role? Ingrid Bergman ran into serious career trouble while this…

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Hotel Berlin

"Grand Hotel. Nazis come. Nazis go. Nothing ever happens." That's a paraphrase from 1932's Grand Hotel, indicating that the hallowed halls once…

Fear of the Velvet Curtain

The Scarlet Empress

The Scarlet Empress (1934), starring Marlene Dietrich, John Lodge, Sam Jaffe, Louise Dresser and “a supporting cast of 1,000 players,” is director…

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An Actor’s Revenge

From Twelfth Night to Homicidal, casting calls for cross-dressers are a Hollywood tradition. The stories are alike in their differences; Katherine Hepburn…

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The New Centurions

Joseph Wambaugh's breakthrough novel went through a blender to fit George C. Scott into the narrative, but it's still a great cop…

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The Black Scorpion

Wow! Prime stop-motion animation from the heyday of monstrous science fiction, in a new restoration that puts a brilliant shine on those…