Yep, TCM has been showing it since March. It's been criminally unreleased on DVD forever it seems. Luckily we have Criterion to thank for putting it on the shelves next month! :eusa_clap
A very cynical picture that's still finding its audience today. Easily Billy Wilder's darkest in my opinion.
Halloween ('78) was supposed to take place during the fall in suburban Illinois but was shot in the spring of Pasadena, California. I think they did a nice job.
The only really "big" movie that was filmed in my small town is Grumpy Old Men. Oh, and the 4th Friday The 13th. [huh]
Well Jake, I guess it's your turn to mourn like I did for the Halloween remake... :( John Carpenter has officially sold out. It's unfortunate because he's one of my favorite directors.
List of Carpenter remakes:
Assault on Precinct 13 (2005)
The Fog (2005)
Halloween (2007)
The Thing (2009)...
Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade, John Williams
Vertigo, Bernard Herrmann
To Kill A Mockingbird, Elmer Bernstein
The Passion of the Christ, John Debney
Halloween, John Carpenter
Yeah, it's a pretty modest collection. [huh]
I also thought some of the sounds didn't fit.
After messing with the "Schemes" folder, you can customize the sounds to whatever you prefer. The program's not so bad if you do it that way. [huh]
WANTED DVDs:
Some stuff of Billy Wilder's...
Ball of Fire (1942) It was released almost 10 years ago and is now out of print and out of my price range.
Ace in the Hole (1951) I've heard it's really good.
Fedora (1978) Interesting.
Buddy Buddy (1981) Lost Lemmon-Matthau film
Well, I don't have any new movies to add to the list but I gotta say, Stalag 17 is one of my all-time favorites. I feel it blended stern drama and a little bit of humor quite well. I think a lot of actors should take a lesson from Holden's Best Actor acceptance speech for this film.
I'd just like to salute my favorite director today. Bill Wilder (1906-2002) would've been 100 years old today. TCM is celebrating today with a 6-film festival along with a brand new documentary, "Billy Wilder Speaks".
Billy Wilder has directed some of my favorite movies, including Some Like It...
Hello everyone,
Just recently I've become a big fan of Billly Wilder's work. I've been looking at pictures of him and I've noticed that he's almost always wearing a hat of some sort. Now I'm no hat expert by any means, but I'm curious to find out any information about the hats Mr. Wilder...
I'm watching The 39 Steps for the first time right now and it's pretty good!
Hitch sure loved the "wrongfully accused" theme. But I'm not complaining. :)
Benard Herrmann's score in Vertigo is one of my all-time favorites! That's my next soundtrack.
Rebecca is another good one that Hitchcock directed.
EDIT: Oh, here's another movie I forgot! Rope. I believe it was Hitchcock's first color film. It's very interesting because the movie is supposed...
This is amazing!
This past month, I've been using TiVo to catch some Marilyn Monroe movies. I read this news in the paper while I was watching "Clash by Night" last morning! I couldn't believe it.
As for the movie, it seems more of a B-type movie to me. Maybe I'm wrong, anybody else think...
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