This fascinating 1943 film, surprisingly out of MGM, is a great 10 minute introduction in the midcentury American art scene. It focuses on a few painters, some of which don't.
This 1938 animation is technically an advertisement for a toothpaste company, but it's not like tooth care comes up more than a couple of times in this 9 1/2 minutes..
I need to run downstairs to watch my Oregon Ducks, but around here, why not just discuss one of the great movies that presumably all have seen. That's High Noon..
What could be more 70s than Kris Kristofferson singing "Help Me Make It Through the Night" with Miss Piggy? Nothing.
I watched MASH the other night and it's interesting to compare it to The Graduate. The films both are huge male gaze activities, one more slapstick, the other supposedly more.
I decided to watch The Graduate for the first time since....college? Like, it might have been close to 30 years. A couple of things happen when rewatching classic films from.
Let's move away from the feature films for a night to explore the 1917 short film How the Cowboy Makes His Lariat, which is actually kind of an interesting 3.
By Orginal: Chris Potter - Modifier: Ibrahim.ID - 3D Judges Gavel, CC BY 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=38753690 Somehow I had never seen Sidney Lumet's 1982 film The Verdict. So I took care.
