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Bill Hader recommended High and Low (1963) in Movies (curated)

 
High and Low (1963)
High and Low (1963)
1963 | Drama, Mystery, Thriller
8.5 (2 Ratings)
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"I love Kurosawa’s crime movies. The first half of High and Low is so well told, paced, acted, and shot—and it’s all in one room! Then you get into this fascinating police procedural where Toshiro Mifune and his family vanish and the cops take over. I mean, this movie has the “guy unloading crates while being questioned by the cops” scene that is in every Law and Order episode. Kurosawa’s influence is always being felt!"

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Greg Mottola recommended Modern Times (1936) in Movies (curated)

 
Modern Times (1936)
Modern Times (1936)
1936 | Classics, Comedy
9.0 (6 Ratings)
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"Chaplin’s great satire on the American fantasy of infinite progress. For a movie about the plight of the dispossessed, it is overflowing with hilarity. Perhaps my favorite visual gag in any movie: a flag falls off the back of a passing truck. Chaplin picks it up and waves it exuberantly at the driver—just as a mob of protest marchers come up the street behind him, causing the police to mistake the Little Tramp for a radical leader."

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Andrew Grant recommended In the Woods (Dublin Murder Squad #1) in Books (curated)

 
In the Woods (Dublin Murder Squad #1)
In the Woods (Dublin Murder Squad #1)
Tana French | 2007 | Crime, Fiction & Poetry
8.2 (10 Ratings)
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"I’m a big fan of police procedurals, and when it comes to bringing the steps of a labyrinthine investigation to life, Tana French is up there with the very best. However, in her Dublin Murder Squad series she does so much more than this. Her exquisitely drawn characters combine to peel back the surface of modern Ireland and give us a fascinating and vivid glimpse into the culture—both good aspects and bad—that lies beneath."

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