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I started Unforgotten Season 1 and Episode 1 went into the details of identifying the corpse. It's a police work primer.
Nice & watchable so far. Too early for a verdict, but definitely entertaining (though some series experience a sharp dropoff in entertainment value at some point).
Alphaville, The Strange Case of Lemmy Caution. B&W 1965
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A cockeyed fusion of science fiction, pulp characters, and surrealist poetry, Godard’s irreverent journey to the mysterious Alphaville remains one of the least conventional films of all time. Eddie Constantine stars as intergalactic hero Lemmy Caution, on a mission to kill the inventor of fascist computer Alpha 60.
Lemmy Caution was the suave French Detective version of Matt Helm and had a series of 3-4 movies. I have them all, this one is the best.
He's sent into the future to another galaxy to thwart the evil plans of bête noire. It's entertaining, the future not as futuristic as in Southland Tales, but strange enough to know that's...strange alright, so it must be the Future..
I traveled back already and stopped first to visit Josephine while Napoleon was on a war campaign in Italy. Ma belle gave me les sentiments mon petit cœur as she bid me adieu..
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Steve Martin as Lucky Day.
Chevy Chase as Dusty Bottoms.
Martin Short as Ned Nederlander.
Alfonso Arau as El Guapo.
Tony Plana as Jefe.
Patrice Martinez as Carmen.
Joe Mantegna as Harry Flugleman.
Phil Hartman as Sam, one of Flugleman's assistants.
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Today I have two movies that have nothing shiny or bright about them. It's about what it is to have it hard in life. To put things in perspective.
One I doubt anyone has seen The Ditch. That's where they live along side of the train tracks. They're poor. When a crazy woman who ran away from her job wanders in she does her best to help.
The Japanese version of The Lower Depths. They live in a garbage dump, at the bottom of it. They're poor too but have their own problems. This is an Akira Kurosawa film and better thna the French version IMO.
Metropolis (1927) - IMDb
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metropolis 1927 from m.imdb.com
Rating 8.3/10 (164,973)
Metropolis: Directed by Fritz Lang. With Alfred Abel, Gustav Fröhlich, Rudolf Klein-Rogge, Fritz Rasp. In a futuristic city sharply divided between the ...
Official site: Official North American site for 2002 restoration
Country of origin: Germany
Metropolis (1927 film) - Wikipedia
I tried 'Silent Witness,'and was not impressed. Apart from the early random sex scene, they seemed to make a hero of the vacillating female pathologist. Everybody else seems to be nobodies, with the exception of the bereaved parents, who seem to be wasters. I'll think hard before going back to it.
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