Movies…with a little bit of obscure culture and sports mixed in
There is something about an old-school team-up movie that just gets the juices going. The Guns Of Navarone (1961) centers around a six-man team tasked with blowing up two powerful German Nazi cannons trapped deep on the Island of Kheros.
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Rope (1948) is an Alfred Hitchcock film that doesn’t rely on outstanding visuals or shocking plot twists. Rather, Rope is an outstanding film because of its tight script, which is brought to life with outstanding performances. Taking place in one room over the course of a few hours, Rope dispenses with the who-dun-it mystery and instead places character’s motivations at the forefront.
Swayze’s Road House has one major trait on its side that Gyllenhaal’s does not. There are no throats being ripped out in this reboot. Nothing of the sort.
Yes, It’s been two months since Saltburn (2023) was the hot button topic being discussed. Yet, here I am. These are my thoughts on Amazon Prime’s original divisive work, Saltburn.
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