Thoughts on Living the Life Creative
She Done Him Wrong (1933) - A beautiful saloon singer is caught between a violent escaped criminal (and former beau) and a handsome temperance league member. Directed by Lowell Sherman Starring Mae West, Cary Grant, Gilbert Roland, Noah Beery Once upon a time, Mae West was as a big star as you could be. Hit... Continue Reading →
"The View From the Phlipside" is a media commentary program airing on WRFA-LP, Jamestown NY. It can be heard Monday through Friday around 7:30 AM. The following are scripts which may not exactly match the aired version of the program. Mostly because the host may suddenly choose to add or subtract words at a moment's notice. WRFA-LP is... Continue Reading →
The week before Valentine's Day, so our first Three to See offering covers movies for the big day. But first I have to overcome a small challenge! Check out the three movies I settled on! Add your favorites in the comments section.
Primer (2004) - Two friends stumble into a practical form of time travel. It doesn't take long before the complexities of their discovery begin to affect their lives. Directed by Shane Carruth Starring Shane Carruth,... Continue Reading →
The list of movies we watch, we respect, we recommend is not always the same as the movies we love. The movies we watch over and over and over. As I get started with this new phase in TVFTP, I thought I'd share the movies that I watch again and again. I hope you'll join... Continue Reading →
(Some quick looks are more recent movies) Independence Day - Resurgence (2016) - Lacking any of the sense of humor of the original, this turns into a dull, bloated excuse for even more spectacular battle scenes. Forgetting along the way that the battle scenes weren't what made the original so much fun. A real disappointment.... Continue Reading →
Really excited to start something new here! Hope you enjoy and follow along. Comments welcome!
Forbidden Planet (1956) - A relief mission from Earth arrives to a very cool reception by the sole survivor of an earlier colony attempt. There are mysteries to solve, and deadly secrets to be revealed. Directed by Fred M. Wilcox Starring -... Continue Reading →
I Was Born, But (1932) - A mid-level manager in a Japanese company moves his wife and two sons to a new neighborhood as part of a plan to advance his career. The boys face problems adjusting to the new neighbors, school and the realization that their father isn't the most important executive in his... Continue Reading →
Rebecca (1940) - A young woman is drawn into the dark life of an older man who is haunted by the memory of his first wife. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock Starring - Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine This is what gothic horror looks like. ... Continue Reading →
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