Looking Back Friday
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Looking Back – The Wild Geese and Who Dares Wins
Next week sees the Blu-ray release of two classic British War flicks, Scott takes a look at these two gems. In stores from Monday 8th October from Arrow Video, Wild Geese and Who Dares Wins are rolling onto Blu-ray in a big way...
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Looking Back – Office Space (1999)
Looking back is a feature where we look at cult and classic films of the past, this week Scott looks at Office Space Office Space from 1999 is a strange little film. Not in the fact that it has a weird narrative, plot and fanta...
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Looking Back Friday – La Grande Illusion (1937)
For the last installment of the Looking Back series, Scott takes a look at the classic War movie from the Auteur Jean Renoir, La Grande Illusion La Grande Illusion is often mentioned as one of the greatest films ever made. And ...
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Looking Back Friday – The Bedford Incident (1965)
This week, FRC’s favourite guest poster, Jack Deth is back to provide us with another dissection of a classic piece of cinema, The Bedford Incident. Greeting all and sundry! It is not often that I fall ill to the vagaries and t...
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Looking Back Friday – Full Metal Jacket (1987)
For this weeks looking back article, Sam is here to talk about the Stanley Kubrick Vietnam classic, Full Metal Jacket The Vietnam War has been the subject of many films. Whether it’s Francis Ford Coppola’s acclaimed Apocalypse ...
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Looking Back Friday – The List of Adrian Messenger (1963)
It is Friday people, which not only is the end of the week but is also the day of another looking back post. This week the great Jack Deth is back to wax lyrical about another film he loves… Welcome all and sundry! Once m...
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Looking Back Friday – City Lights
With the recent success of The Artist it seems only fair to take a look back at one of the all time classic silent films, Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights, and its lasting legacy on cinema today. In an era when sound was fas...
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Looking Back Friday – 12 Angry Men (1957)
This week Sam looks at the Lumet classic and much loved courtroom drama, 12 Angry men… In 12 Angry Men we have twelve gentlemen who must make a ruling of a murder case in which a younger boy is accused of using ...
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Looking Back Friday – The Big Sleep
Jack Deth is back with another in-depth dissection of a Bogart classic, the second in the debate Bogart vs Bogart, this time it is the turn of The Big Sleep Greetings, all and sundry! I would like to thank Scott for the opportu...
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Looking Back Friday – To Kill A Mockingbird (1962)
With the re-release and re-master of To Kill a Mockingbird looming, Scott takes time to look at why it is considered a classic. Right in the middle of the Civil Rights Era a whole bucket of films were released that claimed to p...
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Looking Back Friday – The Maltese Falcon
It is Friday, and that means it is time for us to look back again at a cinema classic. Prolific Guest poster Jack Deth investigates a true Bogart classic, The Maltese Falcon Greetings all and sundry! I would like to thank Scott...
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FRC’s Looking Back Friday – Breathless (1960)
This week’s looking back is being taken over by Sam Fragoso, here he looks at Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless Jean-Luc Godard’s trendsetting French New Wave film, Breathless, is about a million strokes of genius. It’s ...
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FRC’s Looking Back Friday – Thief (1981)
We are back again with the Looking Back Friday season. This week power commenter and great friend of FRC is here iwth a GUEST post. The Great Jack Deth looks at the 1980 classic, Thief Greetings, all and sundry! Since my recent...
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FRC’s Looking Back Friday – The Apartment (1960)
In the first of our new ‘Looking Back Friday’ season, Sam Fragoso looks at the much loved Billy Wilder Film, The Apartment All of our lives we are desperately attempting to be a human being: Someone with morals, ide...
