Summer Reading Challenge 2019: Reinventing Hollywood (2017) David Bordwell
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I’ve enjoyed the John Sturges film Ice Station Zebra since I was a kid. Will I still enjoy it after reading the book? We’ll see…
A terrific movie deserves a terrific book and this is it! Please read my review.
You can dip your toe in practically anywhere in the Noir City publications, but for this summer, I chose Noir City Sentinel Annual 3. I explore this anthology of great film noir writing and more here.
It’s that time of year once again! Join me this summer as I review the first of six books having to do with classic movies during the 2019 Summer Reading Challenge. Click on the link and you’ll find out how you can participate and possibly win a nice summer prize.
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There’s a moment in Richard Linklater’s 2008 film Me and Orson Welles where Welles (Christian McKay) tells another character, “Ambersons is about how everything gets taken away from you.” That scene – which takes place in 1937, years before Citizen Kane – is meant to convey not only a theme from the novel, but also … Continue reading Summer Reading Challenge 2018: The Magnificent Ambersons (1918) Booth Tarkington
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