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Arrival Of Baby Harry (with John Williams (Film Composer)) by John Williams

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Leaving Hogwarts (with John Williams (Film Composer)) by John Williams

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When You Wish Upon a Star [From the Disney Film, Pinocchio] by Johnny Mathis

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Scent of a Woman, film score: Assembly, The (with Thomas Newman) by Tom Newman

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Scent of a Woman, film score: End Title, The (with Thomas Newman) by Tom Newman

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Dean (6927 KP) rated Saw IV (2007) in Movies

Aug 26, 2018

Saw IV (2007)

2007 | Horror, Mystery

6.8

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This is a very good horror film that keeps in the tradition of the other Saw films. For me this is probably the 2nd best of the first four films after the 1st. There is a lot more explanation into why Jigsaw had become what he was. This installment also reveals new plot lines linking the other films. It may be confusing for some, might be worth watching Saw 3 again shortly before watching this. This is due to quite a few flashbacks to the other films, characters and the fact that in the timeline of events most of this film overlaps with the 3rd film. Very gory in places as you expect but a better storyline than the last two films.

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Paul Morrissey recommended The Bank Dick (1940) in Movies (curated)

The Bank Dick (1940)

1940 | Classics, Comedy

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"W. C. Fields, with wife, mother-in-law, child, daughter, and son-in-law, played by the wonderful Grady Sutton. All this is pure enjoyment. When were movies ever more alive than in the thirties, when the great performers from the musical and vaudeville stage entered films? W. C. Fields, the Marx Brothers, Mae West, Maurice Chevalier, Fred Astaire, Marie Dressler, Mickey Rooney, and Judy Garland, among so many others. They were the real authors of their films, needing little help from their directors. American films began with audiences wanting to see performers, not directors, and this, perhaps, continues to separate American films from European films, but we’re lucky to have both, and who’s to say which is really better."

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