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Andrew Koltuniuk (770 KP) rated The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1968) in Movies

Dec 13, 2019

Ok... This movie... I don't know. For a movie made around the same time as The Sound of Music and Doctor Zhivago, this movie does not hold up. It is of a much lower quality. The pacing of this movie is very slow and the movie needs to pick a main character. I absolutely agree with nomination for Alan Arkin as best actor. But that is about where the benefits of this movie end. I wouldn't watch this film again.

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Robbie and the Raaah

Steven Butler and Nigel Baines

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A red Early Reader full of humour and fun, from bestselling author and actor, Steven Butler. Robbie...

Song Kang-ho recommended Papillon (1973) in Movies (curated)

Papillon (1973)

1973 | Classics, Crime, Drama

8.2

(17 Ratings)

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"This is an old movie, and though he’s not with us any more, I really love the actor Steve McQueen. This movie, Papillon, I would call it his signature movie. The reason it’s one of my favorites is simple: it’s a Steve McQueen movie. He appears in it. I don’t think I need to say any more than that. [laughs] Of course, I like Bullitt, I like them all, but if I have to pick one, Papillon is my favorite Steve McQueen movie."

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Josh Hutcherson recommended Fight Club (1999) in Movies (curated)

Fight Club (1999)

1999 | Thriller

8.5

(94 Ratings)

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"Fight Club. That was one of those movies I saw a long time ago, way before I should have seen it, and the acting and the story in that blew my mind. That is probably one of the bigger movies that made me want to be a good actor. The characters are amazing and the story is so cerebral and hard to follow; it’s really a thinker that really kind of got me super interested in that kind of movie."

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Gary Giddins recommended Richard III (1995) in Movies (curated)

Richard III (1995)

1995 | Drama

9.0

(1 Ratings)

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"Olivier’s best film as a director and maybe as an actor. With the help of excellent source material, he gives us a masterly criminal who narrates his villainy before executing it, trusting that his will, brains, oily charm, and relentless commitment will serve him, until it no longer does. Like Rupert Pupkin, he’d rather be king for a day than a shmuck for a lifetime. Every time I watch it, I think: “This time Anne will resist him.” She never does."

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Paul Schneider recommended The Black Stallion (1979) in Movies (curated)

The Black Stallion (1979)

1979 | Action, Family

8.0

(1 Ratings)

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"Kelly Reno gives one of the three greatest performances by a kid (next to Anna Paquin in The Piano and Victoire Thivisol in Ponette). Watch him be his own stuntman on an island with no hospital, a production with no net. Kelly Reno is a beast of an actor, and then controls beasts himself. The present crop of abs-obsessed, fake-tough actors should tremble before him. Director of photography Caleb Deschanel shoots this movie effortlessly but still drenches it in beauty."

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Michael Korda recommended The Ruling Class (1972) in Movies (curated)

The Ruling Class (1972)

1972 | International, Classics, Comedy

8.3

(3 Ratings)

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"Hilarious, scary, grotesque, macabre; an opportunity to watch Peter O’Toole not playing Lawrence but still acting brilliantly, in a film that sets out to destroy the myth of British upper class superiority and does so wonderfully, demonstrating, among other things, that O’Toole is a great comic actor when given the chance. It in some ways prefigures Monty Python, but with an edge of real horror and madness that leaves one disturbed for days afterward. Not to be missed, despite some really weird moments."

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