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- Oct 26, 1985
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42nd Street (NR)
This 1933 film is the best known of the Warner Brothers Depression-era musicals, though it doesn't compare in dash and extravagance to later entries in the cycle. more...
- Feb 7, 1986
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Anchors Aweigh
This is the one where Gene Kelly dances with Jerry the Mouse, a classic bit of animation that Disney wouldn't have been ashamed of. more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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Annie (PG)
John Huston is listed as director of this elephantine Ray Stark production, based on the Broadway musical (which was based, in turn, on Harold Gray's Little Orphan Annie comic strip), but this is the kind of overproduced monolith in which even better directors can easily lose their way. more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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Beach Blanket Bingo (NR)
Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello star in this 1965 beach-party item, directed by William Asher. more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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Belle of the Nineties
Director Leo McCarey, whose obsessive Catholicism in the midst of anarchic humor sometimes made him the Fritz Lang of comedy, seems slightly ill at ease when faced with the unbounded libido of Mae West in this 1934 production. more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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The Blues Brothers (R)
John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd star as two white boys who love nuns, blacks, and the blues (1980). more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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The Circus (NR)
Chaplin's last silent has the high refinement and simplicity of a final statement—a sense of farewell that marked many American films in the watershed year of 1928. more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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Earth Girls Are Easy (PG)
This delightful 1989 pop-fantasy musical about Valley girls and extraterrestrials gives the talented English director Julien Temple an opportunity to show his stuff in an all-American context. more...
- Sep 27, 2002
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8 Women (R)
A factory owner is found dead, and the finger of guilt passes from one occupant of his glamorous home to another: his coolly fashionable wife (Catherine Deneuve), his willful daughters (Virginie Ledoyen and Ludivine Sagnier), his morally loose sister (Fanny Ardant), his miserly mother-in-law (Danielle Darrieux), his neurotic sister-in-law (Isabelle Huppert), and the home's two domestics (Firmine Richard and Emmanuelle Beart). more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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Funny Face
Writer Leonard Gershe, director Stanley Donen, and producer Roger Edens take on French existentialism in this colorful and sumptuous 1957 musical, set largely in Paris and starring Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn, with a dreamy Gershwin score. more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (NR)
Howard Hawks's grand, brassy 1953 musical about two girls from Little Rock—Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell—gone gold digging in Paris. more...
- Oct 26, 1985
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The Girl Can't Help It (NR)
One of Frank Tashlin's greatest exercises in comic-strip vulgarity with a moral (1956). more...
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