In the comments to yesterday’s post on German Civil War reenactors, people mentioned Germans’ love of westerns. This reminded of the remarkable box set released by First Run Features a few years of East German westerns from the 1960s. While I’d be hard pressed to call them good, they are pretty interesting. They are pure […]
Tag: film
I’ve often wondered; you put Michael Caine on that island with Toshiro Mifune and Lee Marvin, who wins? Via AG.
RIP Tony Curtis. And I can’t seem to find an embeddable version of this clip in English:
At the beginning of the summer of 1998, I bought a computer. There was some problem with the credit card swipe, and they had to run it twice. Two days later, while attempting to use the card to buy some books, I discovered that I had, in fact, been charged twice for the computer. This […]
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