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DVD : In A Lonely Place [1950]

In A Lonely Place [1950]


starring: Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame, Frank Lovejoy, Carl Benton Reid, Art Smith
directed by: Nicholas Ray
January 27, 2003


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Bogart plays a mean drunk scriptwriter, and it's one of his best performances. There's a good plot to this and some great scenes, but in places the plot gets a little lost, so it loses a star.

Still well worth seeing, though.

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DVD : Daisy Kenyon [1947] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

Daisy Kenyon [1947] (REGION 1) (NTSC)


starring: Joan Crawford, Dana Andrews, Henry Fonda, Ruth Warrick, Martha Stewart
directed by: Otto Preminger
March 11, 2008


This is an easy to overlook movie from Joan Crawford's noir lead renaissance in the late 40s.

Most of them were made by her home studio Warner Brothers, but for this one, she was loaned out to 20th Century Fox. It is not as well known, or readily available as her WB films.

The style of this movie is clearly noir, but the subject matter is a love triangle. Where is the murder, or the serious mental illness, or the organised crime syndicate? The subject matter seems a bit at odds with the style. That is not to say that it makes it a bad movie, but it can be heavy going for a relatively simple and benign plot.

Joan is well at home in the genre, and wrings every emotion from her lines. Here she looks and ... Read More:

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DVD : Martha Stewart: Martha's Baking Favorites [2005] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

Martha Stewart: Martha's Baking Favorites [2005] (REGION 1) (NTSC)


starring: Martha Stewart
December 20, 2005


This is an easy to overlook movie from Joan Crawford's noir lead renaissance in the late 40s.

Most of them were made by her home studio Warner Brothers, but for this one, she was loaned out to 20th Century Fox. It is not as well known, or readily available as her WB films.

The style of this movie is clearly noir, but the subject matter is a love triangle. Where is the murder, or the serious mental illness, or the organised crime syndicate? The subject matter seems a bit at odds with the style. That is not to say that it makes it a bad movie, but it can be heavy going for a relatively simple and benign plot.

Joan is well at home in the genre, and wrings every emotion from her lines. Here she looks and ... Read More:

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DVD : Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Presents: Martha's Favorite Family Dinners [2005] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Presents: Martha's Favorite Family Dinners [2005] (REGION 1) (NTSC)


starring: Martha Stewart
October 11, 2005


This is an easy to overlook movie from Joan Crawford's noir lead renaissance in the late 40s.

Most of them were made by her home studio Warner Brothers, but for this one, she was loaned out to 20th Century Fox. It is not as well known, or readily available as her WB films.

The style of this movie is clearly noir, but the subject matter is a love triangle. Where is the murder, or the serious mental illness, or the organised crime syndicate? The subject matter seems a bit at odds with the style. That is not to say that it makes it a bad movie, but it can be heavy going for a relatively simple and benign plot.

Joan is well at home in the genre, and wrings every emotion from her lines. Here she looks and ... Read More:

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DVD : The Sleepy Time Gal [2001] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

The Sleepy Time Gal [2001] (REGION 1) (NTSC)


starring: Jacqueline Bisset, Martha Plimpton, Nick Stahl, Amy Madigan, Frankie Faison
directed by: Christopher Munch
January 28, 2003


This is an easy to overlook movie from Joan Crawford's noir lead renaissance in the late 40s.

Most of them were made by her home studio Warner Brothers, but for this one, she was loaned out to 20th Century Fox. It is not as well known, or readily available as her WB films.

The style of this movie is clearly noir, but the subject matter is a love triangle. Where is the murder, or the serious mental illness, or the organised crime syndicate? The subject matter seems a bit at odds with the style. That is not to say that it makes it a bad movie, but it can be heavy going for a relatively simple and benign plot.

Joan is well at home in the genre, and wrings every emotion from her lines. Here she looks and ... Read More:

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DVD : In A Lonely Place [1950]

In A Lonely Place [1950]


starring: Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame, Frank Lovejoy, Carl Benton Reid, Art Smith
directed by: Nicholas Ray
April 07, 2003


Bogart plays a mean drunk scriptwriter, and it's one of his best performances. There's a good plot to this and some great scenes, but in places the plot gets a little lost, so it loses a star.

Still well worth seeing, though.

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DVD : The Big Bands Vol.1 - The Soundies [2004]

The Big Bands Vol.1 - The Soundies [2004]


starring: Les Brown, Doris Day, Stan Kenton, Tony Pastor, Larry Clinton
August 28, 2007


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Bogart plays a mean drunk scriptwriter, and it's one of his best performances. There's a good plot to this and some great scenes, but in places the plot gets a little lost, so it loses a star.

Still well worth seeing, though.

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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
DVD : Dead Heat [1988] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

Dead Heat [1988] (REGION 1) (NTSC)


starring: Treat Williams, Joe Piscopo, Lindsay Frost, Darren McGavin, Vincent Price
directed by: Mark Goldblatt
January 27, 2004


Yes it is cheezy in the extreme and yes it is full of lots of one liners that you and your mates come up with on a late night bender, but that is its charm; and the exploding undead of course. It is the story of two police officers who uncover a group of undead baddies bend on bringing their creator to... oh stuff it! The plot is silly and hugely entertaining, with special affects that you can do in your garage with some glue and tons of red cornstarch. I found it great fun when I was young and still find it a good one to put on when the lady friend is away and my friends come over for a few beers for an all night horror fest (or is that feast?).

I highly recommend it for a few laughs with friends over a few beers, but not for high browed ... Read More:

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DVD : The Best of Martha Stewart Living Television, Vol. 8: Martha's Guests: Master Chefs [2006] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

The Best of Martha Stewart Living Television, Vol. 8: Martha's Guests: Master Chefs [2006] (REGION 1) (NTSC)


starring: Martha Stewart
directed by: Brook Altman, Ernie Fritz, Keegan Martin
July 11, 2006


Yes it is cheezy in the extreme and yes it is full of lots of one liners that you and your mates come up with on a late night bender, but that is its charm; and the exploding undead of course. It is the story of two police officers who uncover a group of undead baddies bend on bringing their creator to... oh stuff it! The plot is silly and hugely entertaining, with special affects that you can do in your garage with some glue and tons of red cornstarch. I found it great fun when I was young and still find it a good one to put on when the lady friend is away and my friends come over for a few beers for an all night horror fest (or is that feast?).

I highly recommend it for a few laughs with friends over a few beers, but not for high browed ... Read More:

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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
DVD : In a Lonely Place [1950] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

In a Lonely Place [1950] (REGION 1) (NTSC)


starring: Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame, Frank Lovejoy, Carl Benton Reid, Art Smith
directed by: Nicholas Ray
March 18, 2003


Bogart plays a mean drunk scriptwriter, and it's one of his best performances. There's a good plot to this and some great scenes, but in places the plot gets a little lost, so it loses a star.

Still well worth seeing, though.

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