BlogHide Resteemsdrax (66)in aaa • 13 hours agoRetro Film Review: Fahrenheit 451 (1966)There are many people who buy tons of books and never bother to actually read them. Sometimes it is done on purpose -…drax (66)in aaa • yesterdayRetro Film Review: Jailhouse Rock (1957)The author of this review must admit that he was never particularly big fan of Elvis Presley. The undisputed musical…drax (66)in aaa • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957)When long-brewing conflict between feuding clans in Tombstone, Arizona finally reached its culmination on October 24th…drax (66)in aaa • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: Cold Steel (1987)One of the unwritten laws of 1980s action films says that if something bad could happen, it should happen on Christmas…drax (66)in aaa • 3 days agoRetro Film Review: Diary of a Chambermaid (Le journal d'une femme de chambre, 1964)In one of Marty Mystere comic books a shady character of a tough mercenary reveals his intellectual side by quoting a…drax (66)in aaa • 3 days agoRetro Film Review: American Graffiti (1973)Last few years it became very fashionable to portray 1970s as the Golden Age. People that actually had to live in that…drax (66)in aaa • 4 days agoRetro Film Review: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)Even in the heavenly realm of the Best Movies Ever Made there are titles that happen to be more obscure than others.…drax (66)in aaa • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)Time can be very unkind to movies. In first few months and years after the premiere, a movie might make record profits…drax (66)in aaa • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Thunderball (1965)"Which Bond film is the best?" is a question commonly asked among filmophiles. There are different answers, but most…drax (66)in aaa • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Stavisky... (1974)Some scholars view history as perpetual but pre-determined process, guided by easily predictable and irresistible…drax (66)in aaa • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: While the City Sleeps (1956)Thanks to his classical masterpiece M , made in 1931, German director Fritz Lang was often referenced as one of the…drax (66)in aaa • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: From Here to Eternity (1953)Hollywood was always treating film as an industry, but these days its products are becoming increasingly predictable.…drax (66)in film • 7 days agoRetro Film Review: ...And God Created Woman (Et Dieu... créa la femme, 1956)When French film director Roger Vadim died last month, most of the obituaries dealt less with his work and more with…drax (66)in film • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: Blazing Saddles (1974)There are plenty of reasons why 1970s should be viewed as the Golden Age of filmmaking. The most obvious of all those…drax (66)in film • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: Bonjour tristesse (1958)These days teenagers are supposed to get famous by making successful careers as pop singers, actors or fashion models…drax (66)in film • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: The Spiral Staircase (1946)One of the most interesting (or disturbing) elements of today's popular culture is media obsession with the serial…drax (66)in film • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: The Seven-Per-Cent Solution (1976)Blurring the line between fiction and real history isn't just an accidental consequence of few recent Hollywood epics.…drax (66)in film • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: Spartacus (1960)1950s weren't the happiest of times for Hollywood talents with leftist sentiments, since in the atmosphere of Cold War…drax (66)in film • 10 days agoRetro Film Review: Lolita (1962)Contemporary media are flooded with images of young, often adolescent, girls (and boys), who are sometimes not so…drax (66)in film • 10 days agoRetro Film Review: The French Lieutenant's Woman (1981)One of the hardest tasks for any filmmaker is a successful adaptation of a literary classic. There were very few of…
