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Archive for August, 2010
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Roughly Speaking (1945)
Any doubt you may have had that you were in for one of those multi-generational epics about some woman who was either tough as nails and persevered through years of…
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Robin Hood (1973)
Country music legend Roger Miller provides the voice (or “pipes” as we say in the Nashville music biz) for the narrator, Alan-A-Dale, the wandering minstrel who torments everyone with really…
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Revolver (1973)
This DVD from Blue Underground finally answers that ages-old question of the cinema, “did Oliver Reed really eat light bulbs after trying to out drink Fabio Testi and failing?”
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Revenge of the Ninja (1983)
Early on in this movie I was thinking that this Sho Kosugi guy wasn’t much of an actor. With a bad haircut and a stupefied look on his face whenever…



