LGM film club
I recently watched one of my all-time favorite films, Ingmar Bergman's 1957 film The Seventh Seal. This film is so well-known, because of playing chess with death if nothing else..
Carter's 1979 remarks on the occasion of outfitting the White House with solar panels. https://www.youtube.com/embed/VgZc2emYJs8 Think Jimmy might have spent a bit too much time around the solar panels given.
I love Johnny To, even if not all his movies are great. But his 2005 film, Election, absolutely is great. The plot is simple. A triad in Hong Kong has.
Here's a 1928 film about going down the Colorado in a boat. Dangerous today, even more dangerous then! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilNl2gGocM0
I recently checked out Raoul Walsh's 1932 film Wild Girl, starring Joan Bennett. It's not very good. The film starts with a big mammy scene and goes back to the.
The world of the spaghetti western generally gets divided into the films of Sergio Leone and a bunch of bad movies. But it's a bit more complicated than this. There.
Here's a family with three kids--a baby, a Malaysian honey bear, and a flying squirrel--at feeding time. Glad the internet exists so this kind of thing can be preserved. https://www.youtube.com/embed/FVBIvQ7-PGU
For the sixth film in my post-birthday favorite movie binge, I went for one of my true all-time favorites, Sam Peckinpah's violent western The Wild Bunch. While I like other.
