rpj316
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RE: Last film you watched
The Day of The Triffids(1963)
Steve Sekely directed this slightly uneven version of John Wyndham's famous sci fi novel.Good work from leading man Howard Keel helps it along.
6/10
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RE: Last film you watched
Claws(1977)
4 hunters track a wounded Grizzly bear that has gone on a killing spree in a national park,some nice cinematography and wildlife shots are sadly let down by a truly dire script and really hammy acting.
5/10
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RE: Last film you watched
My Darling Clementine (1946)
Henry Fonda stars as Wyatt Earp,who reluctantly has to fight a personal war against the Clantons who are responsible for the murder of his brother.A poetic and gripping western from director John Ford.The entire film is a metaphor for President Roosevelt's decision to bomb Japan in WW2.
9/10
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RE: Last film you watched
Somebody Up There Likes Me(1956)
Paul Newman's career was actually stuttering at this point until he was cast as boxer Rocky Graziano.A classic rags to riches story sees Graziano as kid from the slums who ended up becoming middleweight champion of the world.Newman shines under the direction of Robert Wise and the critical acclaim he received for the film made him a star.
9/10
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RE: Last film you watched
The Incredible Shrinking Man(1957)
Grant Williams stars as the title character in this classic directed by Jack Arnold based on the novel and screenplay by the legendary Richard Matheson.After exposure to a mysterious radioactive cloud Scott Carey shrinks smaller and smaller.The Incredible Shrinking Man is both serious and ultimately profound.Jack Arnold's exemplary direction of the intense battle between our tiny hero and a normal but now giant seeming spider inspired Peter Jackson with the scene in The Return of the King(2003)where Shelob is revealed.
8/10
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