4 films you love and gave five stars, one each from the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s #Filmsky 🎥 I Know Where I'm Going! (1945) Early Summer (1951) An Autumn Afternoon (1962) Sorcerer (1977)

4 films you love and gave five stars, one each from the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s #Filmsky 🎥 The Curse of the Cat People (1944) Wicked Woman (1953) Daisies (1966) Celine and Julie Go Boating (1974)

YIKES.

We also have a father who thinks it's okay to attack the judge adjudicating his case (stupid move) by going after the judge's daughter. the Trump clan has no soapbox to stand on when it comes to family values,

...longer than 40 minutes is a feature. So, by that standard, the three-reeler MAY be a feature and the four-reeler is DEFINITELY a feature. Of course, this assumes we're talking about 1000-foot reels. If we aren't, then this really makes no sense and all life is meaningless! (2/2)

I'm dealing with a WWI-era military compilation doc, "BC for the Empire" (1916) that existed in 3-reel and 4-reel versions; no idea of the playing times. At the slow end of the potential film speeds (per Brownlow), the 3-reeler could play as long as 45-48 minutes. One source says anything... (1/2)

Repast 1951 ‘めし’ Directed by Mikio Naruse Michiyo lives in the small place Osaka and is not happy with her marriage, all she does is cook and clean for her husband. #japan#japanese#cinema#filmsky#mikionaruse#nw

Mr. Thank You 1936 ‘有りがたうさん’ Directed by Hiroshi Shimizu In Depression-era #Japan#japanese#cinema#filmsky#nw

Brilliant film. I got the DVD for Xmas!

Saw it (amazingly) in our small-town theatre when I was a teen film buff. One of the few films I've actually walked out of. Thought Bronson was totally miscast. But hey, what do/did I know?