strangers in the night ( film )
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taxi drivers offered free lifts for bewildered concert - goers leaving the venue and householders offered strangers bed and board for the night over twitter .
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strangers in the night is a sincere and original portrait of sydney' s inner west; a story about the current and palpable dynamic between young men and women in all their beauty, complexity and violence .
strangers on a train is an admirable demonstration of alfred hitchcock' s virtuosity in the area of suspense dramas .
two strangers stuck in manhattan for the night grow into each other' s most trusted confidants when an evening of unexpected adventure forces them to confront their fears and take control of their lives .
one of director anthony mann’s early films, strangers in the night, a republic pictures 56 - min b - filler from 1944, is being restored by the film noir foundation. to see what all the fuss is about, last night i had a look at a copy recorded from spanish tv, which was in fair condition, if marred by big yellow sub - titles .
the sense of place is as pervasive as a character in “moss, ” a film by daniel peddle .
hitchcock was above all the master of great visual set pieces, and there are several famous sequences in strangers on a train .
the filmmakers tried to design the house as one that
your brother could have lived in, that you could have grown up in ,
in order to make the audience feel more attached to the film .
after returning from a wedding reception, a couple staying in an isolated vacation house receive a knock on the door in the mid - hours of the night. what ensues is a violent invasion by three strangers, their faces hidden behind masks. the couple find themselves in a violent struggle, in which they go beyond what either of them thought capable in order to survive .
a well scripted, directed (by anthony mann), and acted b - film .
this hungarian film is a careful, compassionate and beautifully acted character drama with a social conscience .
one of the strangers startles kristen at the back window. kristen turns around and bumps into one of the dining table chairs, slamming the record player and scratching the album, which continuously skips over the same phrase. in previous shots, the record player was clear across the room from the dining table. however, the strangers move objects around to confuse their victims. the record player could have been moved intentionally .
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strangers in the night doesn' t conclude in a particularly graceful way, and the kind thing to say is that anthony mann must not yet have had the authority to rework his scripts. in fact it' s pretty amusing when we hear a pair of off - screen screams that cause hilda to assume that the
unworthy
johnny and leslie have taken the big drop from her doorstep .
a woman misses the 1: 30 train from new york to boston and a street musician spends the night trying to help her make it back home before her husband does. throughout the night they learn a lot about one another and eventually find a romance .
frank sinatra was one of the most popular entertainers of the 20th century, forging a career as an award - winning singer and film actor .
a family of four staying at a secluded mobile home park for the night are stalked and then hunted by three masked psychopaths .
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abedi detonated the bomb in the foyer of the manchester arena on monday night as thousands of children and their parents streamed out at the end of a concert by us pop star ariana grande, sending bolts and shrapnel flying into victims .
in the city of suddenly, three gangsters trap the benson family in their own house, on the top of a hill nearby the railroad station, with the intention of killing the president of the usa .
mann gives us some nice visuals, and the conceit of the film is appropriately creepy, but it' s predictable pretty quickly and the delivery could be better. still, i like a lot of the elements, it feels like it could have been a really good film with some more polish and a slightly longer runtime .
olive films' blu - ray of strangers in the night is a sparkling transfer of this now - obscure thriller - - i doubt anybody' s seen it looking or sounding this pristine since it was new. olive' s package artwork is to be commended, especially after regarding republic' s original, terrible poster design (above) .
rousey attends the 2014 premiere of
the expendables 3
in los angeles .
frank abagnale gained notoriety in the u. s. and overseas for his fraudulent crimes. he was later hired by the fbi as an expert on forgery and document theft, becoming the subject of the film' catch me if you can.'
the particular virtue of the mayfair' s [ the big shakedown ] is that it is specific and believable in its description of the felonious behavior involved in the racket .
the ballad of narayama
is a japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. what a space it opens…
a married couple becomes stranded at an isolated motel and finds hidden video cameras in their room. they soon realize that unless they escape, they' ll be the next victims of a snuff film .
richard linklater, the director of
slacker
and
dazed and confused ,
has an intoxicatingly romantic idea for his latest film. in
before sunrise ,
which he wrote with kim krizan, mr. linklater presents two attractive 20 - something travelers who meet eagerly en route to vienna and share a night of pure freedom there .
night editor
was based on the already existing radio program in which a newspaper editor would recount the' inside story' of some bit newspaper story, and later became a television series... see full summary »
several concert - goers in manchester said bag searches going into the event were cursory in some cases, although it was not clear such checks would have stopped the attacker who struck at the end of the event and on the concourse rather than in the arena .
arguably one of hitchcock' s masterpieces, this intrguing film deals with all the autuer' s issues, including the double motif, moral ambiguity, fine line between hero and villain .
frank sinatra married childhood sweetheart nancy barbato in 1939. they had three children together—nancy (born in 1940), frank sinatra jr. (born in 1944) and tina (born in 1948) —before their marriage unraveled in the late 1940s .
because there isn' t .
before sunrise
contrives a one - night time limit on this idyll, thus imposing some dramatic structure on what otherwise might be a string of free - floating riffs and reveries. like mr. linklater' s previous films and like last year' s
four weddings and a funeral ,
which was also an the opening - night feature of the sundance film festival ,
before sunrise
uses external circumstance to shape its storytelling .
filmed in county offally the same county that from the dark (2014) was shot .
the danger is to see judy, played by novak, as an object in the same way that scottie sees her. she is in fact one of the most sympathetic female characters in all of hitchcock .
three backpackers stranded in the australian outback are plunged in a hellish nightmare of insufferable torture by a sadistic psychopathic local .
oh, and don' t let the title fool you, as there' s no relationship between this show and frank sinatra' s hit tune that came along twenty years later. as a parting shot, reverse the sex of the
missing sweetheart
plot hook and change a few particulars, and strangers in the night isn' t that far removed from the effective hammer horror suspense offering die! die! my darling! both films have scenes in which an
imprisoned
woman tries to sneak a letter pleading for help into the mail pickup .
filmmakers follow the spanish chef albert adrià as he works to open the restaurant enigma in barcelona .
rr: right now, my song is
bad reputation
by joan jett and the blackhearts. that' s my walk - out song. when i was going to the 2004 olympics i was constantly playing to
waiting
by green day. i was 17 and i was listening to that song and picturing myself surprising everyone by winning the gold. didn' t pan out that way. the most - played song on my ipod is
strangers in the night ,
a cover by cake .
action - thriller “ american assassin ” has launched with a moderate $ 915, 000 at 2, 400 north american sites on thursday night while jennifer lawrence ’s “mother! ” took in $ 700, 000 .
there is another element, rarely commented on, that makes “vertigo” a great film. from the moment we are let in on the secret, the movie is equally about judy: her pain, her loss, the trap she' s in. hitchcock so cleverly manipulates the story that when the two characters climb up that mission tower, we identify with both of them, and fear for both of them, and in a way judy is less guilty than scottie .
his film becomes more natural in its later stages, as the actors do less bubbling and ease into their roles. even so ,
before sunrise
is as uneven as any marathon conversation might be, combining colorful, disarming insights with periodic lulls. the film maker clearly wants things this way, with both these young characters trying on ideas and attitudes as if they were new clothes. lifelike as that may be, it' s hard to bring off when the actors aren' t entirely in sync .
in 2010, the well - received biography frank: the voice was published by doubleday and penned by james kaplan. the writer released a sequel to the volume in 2015— sinatra: the chairman, marking the musical icon & apos; s centennial year .
five men rob a train in utah of 10 million dollars in gold and head to los angeles in 3 trucks hoping to meet up with their beautiful accomplice, and leave the country .
ag: yours is the first fashion sponsorship anyone in mma has ever gotten .
ag: and then, in september 2013, you were on the cover .
the crime confronted the townsfolk of holcomb with their own isolation. neighborliness evaporated. the natural order seemed suspended. chaos poised to rush in. they distrusted and came to suspect not terrible strangers, but themselves. at the trial, struck mostly silent, they gaped. a squadron of psychiatrists, about the best we can produce in the way of a tragic chorus, emphasized the banality and dehydration of the current articulations of motive .
paranoid orientation ,
they said .
schizophrenic reaction. severe character disorder .
directed by james monson. a young man wanders through the city at night and soon realizes he is being followed by a mysterious stalker. when he attempts to confront the dark stranger, he gets more than he bargained for .
paramount’s enigmatic horror - thriller “mother! ” is expected to open this weekend at around $ 11 million at 2, 368 venues in the wake of screenings at the venice and toronto film festivals. but prospects for “mother! ” may have been muted by the stunning performance of new line’s horror blockbuster “it” — which will dominate the weekend with at least $ 50 million in its second frame .
witnesses spoke of a deafening bang when the bomb exploded on the arena concourse at around 10. 30pm on monday night. inside the auditorium, where 21, 000 had watched a sell - out show, people panicked as they fled the blast, which one parent said threw them several metres across the foyer .
in the aftermath, police raided abedi’s house in the fallowfield area of south manchester and carried out a controlled explosion, apparently blasting open the front door. a 23 - year old man was also arrested in nearby whalley range, where abdei spent some of his childhood. armed officers also searched a block of flats in the area .
landau eugene murphy, jr. - ain' t that a kick in the head
investigators have gathered cctv footage showing abedi approaching the foyer in in the men arena, which conclusively shows the explosion was deliberate and caused by a suicide device. he was also carrying id on him when he detonated the bomb .
rr: the image in my head was the maxim cover girl. in the end, instead of making my body resemble one of those chicks, i decided to try to change the idea of what a maxim chick could look like .
a new documentary argues for the unhappy life of whitney houston, who died in 2012 .
there are two truman capotes. one is the artful charmer, prone to the gossamer and the exquisite, of
the grass harp
and holly golightly. the other, darker and stronger, is the discovery of death. he began the latter exploration as a very young man in his first novel
other voices, other rooms
and in such stories as
master misery ,
the headless hawk
and
a tree of night .
he has traveled far from the misty, moss - hung southern - gothic landscapes of his youth. he now brooks with the austerity of a greek or an elizabethan .
a lonely, mentally unbalanced woman invents a fictitious daughter and has the
daughter
write to a marine stationed in the south pacific. when the soldier returns back to the states, he goes to look up his pen pal, and is told by the
mother
that the daughter has moved away. an acquaintance of the women tells the soldier the truth, and in a rage the
mother
kills her. in order to cover up that crime, she realizes she must kill the soldier, too .
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alfred hitchcock took universal emotions, like fear, guilt and lust, placed them in ordinary characters, and developed them in images more than in words. his most frequent character, an innocent man wrongly accused, inspired much deeper identification than the superficial supermen in today' s action movies .
it' s how i was raised, to have a place and a purpose and know everything happens for a reason. i have faith that even missed opportunities are a blessing in disguise, and the very worst things that have happened in my life have resulted in the best things that have ever happened in my life .
may chaired a two - hour meeting of the cabinet security committee, cobra, in the morning and attacked the “appalling sickening cowardice” of the bomber in a downing street address. “we struggle to comprehend the warped and twisted mind that sees a room packed with young children not as a scene to cherish but an opportunity for carnage, ” may said. campaigning in the general election was suspended .
a beautician and her crooked boyfriend attempt to rob the bookie operation located in the back room, but when the plan goes wrong, they frame an innocent man .
: what you are about to see is inspired by true events. according to the fbi, there are an estimated 1. 4 million violent crimes in america each year. on the night of february 11, 2005, kristen mckay and james hoyt left a friend' s wedding reception and returned to the hoyt family' s summer home. the brutal events that took place there are still not entirely known .
ben foster and thomasin harcourt mckenzie play father and daughter in the latest movie from debra granik, the director of “winter’s bone. ”
it’s a ridiculous movie, but jackie chan is still the most talented and witty athlete in cinema .
drool - worthy confectionery expresses unspoken emotions in first feature from the writer and director ofir raul graizer .
charley pride is one of the few black country musicians to have had considerable success in the largely white country - music industry and was only the second black musician to perform at the grand ole opry .
a bank clerk in a small town returns home from a vacation in indianapolis, and hears a story on the radio about a girl found murdered there. the description of the killer fits him exactly, ... see full summary »
“ it ” will wind up on sunday with a sensational 10 - day total of at least $ 210 million. on thursday, “ it ” took in $ 7. 2 million at 4, 103 sites, setting a record for a horror film on that day of the week, for a first - week gross of $ 158. 7 million. critical support for “it” has been stellar, earning the film an 85% “fresh” rating on rotten tomatoes, while “mother! ” has generated a solid 74% score, and “american assassin” has a disappointing 41% rating .
a chance meeting between two strangers leads to a proposition that they
trade murders .
this is a fantastic thriller. the master of suspense unravels a compelling tale of a psychopath manipulating an average joe into a complex murder plot. the one complaint i had with the film is that the characters are too black and white. there' s never a chance that the
good guy
will yield to the
bad guy' s
intentions, which would represent of a blurring of the
good
and
evil
lines and make for a more interesting character study. overall, with hitch' s incredible eye for glittering set pieces, human psychology, and gripping suspense, this is one of the best suspense films of all time .
this means some armed police officers guarding events will be replaced by soldiers in an operation codenamed temperer. it is the first time that the operation, which was first revealed in 2015, has been put into effect. the plan is believed to allow up to 3, 800 troops to be deployed in support of the police, replacing armed officers at many sites to free them up for patrols in key areas .
as scottie embraces “madeleine, ” even the background changes to reflect his subjective memories instead of the real room he' s in. bernard herrmann' s score creates a haunting, unsettled yearning. and the camera circles them hopelessly, like the pinwheel images in scottie' s nightmares, until the shot is about the dizzying futility of our human desires, the impossibility of forcing life to make us happy. this shot, in its psychological, artistic and technical complexity, may be the one time in his entire career that alfred hitchcock completely revealed himself, in all of his passion and sadness. (is it a coincidence that the woman is named madeleine - - the word for the french biscuit, which, in proust, brings childhood memories of loss and longing flooding back? )
“mother! , ” helmed by darren aronofsky, is also a low - risk proposition with a $ 33 million price tag. the story involves a married couple, portrayed by lawrence and javier bardem, dealing with two strangers — played by ed harris and michelle pfeiffer — at their tranquil country home .
the prime minister said: “the police have asked for authorisation from the secretary of state for defence to deploy a number of military personnel in support of their armed officers. ”
in 1951, sinatra married actress ava gardner; after they split, sinatra remarried a third time, to mia farrow, in 1966. that union, too, ended in divorce (in 1968), and sinatra married for a fourth and final time in 1976 to barbara blakely marx, the ex - wife of comedian zeppo marx. the two remained together until sinatra & apos; s death more than 20 years later .
one senior security source described abedi’s attack involving the acquisition of bomb - making materials or the construction of a viable device as “a game - changer” that has “rocked us backwards”, because a successful bomb plot has not been seen in the uk since the 7 / 7 attacks in 2005 .
in this, the eurailpass version of
an affair to remember ,
there' s more than romantic love in the air. there' s also the exhilaration of making contact with a kindred spirit, of instant conversational intimacy between two strangers whose paths could lead them anywhere. along with the first blush of infatuation, there' s the sense that life holds infinite possibility for characters who are still so avid and unencumbered. when celine (julie delpy) and jesse (ethan hawke) recognize each other as instant soul mates, they talk about everything and nothing as if there were no tomorrow .
action - thriller “american assassin” has launched with a moderate $ 915, 000 at 2, 400 north american sites on thursday night while jennifer lawrence’s “mother! ” took in $ 700, 000. “american assassin, ” a joint production between cbs films and lionsgate, is expanding to 3, 154 locations on friday amid expectations of a weekend take in the $ 12 million to $ 15 million range. [ … ]
rr: every single good thing in my life happened because i had faith that there was goodness coming for me. it' s how i was raised, to have a place and a purpose and know everything happens for a reason. i have faith that even missed opportunities are a blessing in disguise, and the very worst things that have happened in my life have resulted in the best things that have ever happened in my life .
the death toll from the attack rose from 19 to 22 on tuesday in what was the worst terrorist attack in britain since the 7 / 7 attacks on london in 2005. two girls aged eight and 18 and a 26 - year - old man were the first to be named among the victims, and 59 people were hospitalised, several with life - threatening injuries including a number of teenagers. two more victims, 15 - year - old olivia campbell from bury and kelly brewster, 32, were named in the early hours of wednesday .
jewison' s attention to the metaphorical power of physical black - skin - on - white - skin contact leads to two defining shots: one is the riveting moment in which the racist cotton - plantation magnate endicott (dick cheney look - alike larry gates) slaps tibbs in the face after a question he deems impertinent and tibbs instantly returns the slap with a backhand of his own. the speed, the force, and the utter sangfroid of that second slap made it a milestone in the history of black representation in hollywood cinema, triggering what renata adler termed
belligerent applause
from black and white audiences alike .
the “american assassin” preview number is similar to 2014’s “john wick, ” which took in $ 870, 000 in previews on its way to a $ 14. 4 million opening weekend .
condolences flowed in from world leaders including vladimir putin and donald trump, who described the attacker as “a loser” .
frank gehry is a canadian - american architect known for postmodern designs, including the walt disney concert hall and the guggenheim museum in bilbao, spain .
a lonely, mentally unbalanced woman invents a fictitious daughter and has the
daughter
write to a marine stationed in the south pacific. when the soldier returns back to the states, he... see full summary »
over and over in his films, hitchcock took delight in literally and figuratively dragging his women through the mud - - humiliating them, spoiling their hair and clothes as if lashing at his own fetishes. judy, in “vertigo, ” is the closest he came to sympathizing with the female victims of his plots. and novak, criticized at the time for playing the character too stiffly, has made the correct acting choices: ask yourself how you would move and speak if you were in unbearable pain, and then look again at judy .
a wounded marine is inspired to recover by the letters he receives from a stateside woman he started corresponding with after he found her name and address in a beloved book. trying to visit her in california he meets a young doctor and survives a train crash before getting sucked in to the mysteries of her family .
the film progresses in fits and starts, adding digressions like the train wreck to demonstrate to the audience that lady doctors are indeed legit. johnny at first appeases the imposing hilda, when a simple request for a straight answer (where the _ _ _ is rosemary ?) would wrap things up a lot more quickly. refreshingly, dr. leslie doesn' t indulge hilda' s mind games at all. as this is a mystery thriller, leslie' s non - cooperation gives hilda another reason to contemplate murder .
it was fun and a bit silly. enjoyed the movie specially the spanish, the music was really good as well
he plains of western kansas are even lonelier than the sea. men, farm houses and windmills become specks against the vast sky. at night, the wind seems to have come from hundreds of miles distant. diesel - engine horns echo immensity. during the day, one drives flat out through shimmering mirages. highways all roll straight to the point of infinity on a far horizon. tires click; tumbleweed rustles; coca - cola signs endlessly creak .
manchester was widely praised for its response to the attacks after several organisations opened their doors to those in need, including a sikh temple near the concert venue .
paramount decided in july to move the “mother! ” release date forward by a month from oct. 13 but did not offer any explanation at the time .
considerable credit goes to the film' s third character, vienna. aside from presenting great opportunities for these impecunious travelers, who wind up sleeping in a park after visiting an imaginative variety of settings, the city seems to brim over with art, music, poetry (one grating minor character is a grandiose street poet) and one major movie reference (to
the third man
). the city becomes a rich, vibrant expression of jesse and celine' s wide - open future .
this cry from a wounded heart comes at the end of alfred hitchcock' s “vertigo, ” and by the time it comes we are completely in sympathy. a man has fallen in love with a woman who does not exist, and now he cries out harshly against the real woman who impersonated her. but there is so much more to it than that. the real woman has fallen in love with him. in tricking him, she tricked herself. and the man, by preferring his dream to the woman standing before him, has lost both .
jermaine fowler and omari hardwick of sorry to bother you take us back in time to the worst jobs of their careers .
hitchcock erects a web of guilt around granger, who' agreed' to his wife' s murder, a murder that suits him very well, and structures his film around a series of set pieces, ending with a paroxysm of violence on a circus carousel .
he' s the one. he' s the one who killed her .
“specialist officers... are now reviewing in detail all the plans for upcoming events in the capital, ” scotland yard said in a statement. “this includes smaller events which may not have had a police presence seeing a greater focus and an increase of armed and unarmed officers on highly visible reassurance patrols around key locations. ”
ruth wilson gives a tough, traumatized performance in clio barnard’s yorkshire - set psychodrama .
a young couple staying in an isolated vacation home are terrorized by three unknown assailants .
rr: i have tiny hands. i can' t catch things. i have the smallest hands in the ufc. my hands are smaller than 115 - pound girls'. i have the strongest chin and the most tiny, fragile hands .
a college graduate goes to work as a nanny for a rich new york family. ensconced in their home, she has to juggle their dysfunction, a new romance, and the spoiled brat in her charge .
a suburban american family is being stalked by a group of psychotic people who live in the desert, far away from civilization .
rr: i' m really bad with ball sports. i have been hit in the face with every type of ball .
a wealthy family are held hostage for harboring the target of a murderous syndicate during the purge, a 12 - hour period in which any and all crime is legal .
if the lovers of
before sunrise
don' t seem a perfect match, that' s somewhat intentional; mr. linklater has too much naturalness to give a happily - ever - after rosiness to this story. he means to recall a rite of passage that is real, an intention that comes through clearly even when the film sometimes overreaches or falters .
ag: the wrap is the sin? that' s a lot of sacrifice .
jessica chastain and michael greyeyes are marvelous in this gorgeous, romanticized tale of the 19th - century artist who painted sitting bull’s portrait .
flamarion, expert marksman, is entertaining people in a show which features connie, beautiful woman and her husband al. flamarion and connie fall in love and decide to get rid of the... see full summary »
in cold blood a true account of a multiple murder and its consequences by truman capote .
given a good basis for a thriller in the patricia highsmith novel and a first - rate script, hitchcock embroiders the plot into a gripping, palm - sweating piece of suspense .
after jesse spots the beautiful celine on board a train and tries to talk her into getting off in vienna with him, for instance, he tells her to think in terms of time travel. years hence, she may be married to someone else and wondering about the roads not taken, romantically speaking. she may imagine that jesse would have been wonderful for her, even if actually he' s not. so here, says jesse, is a chance to find that out ahead of time. when he suggests she think of a night in vienna
as a favor to your future husband ,
he captures mr. linklater' s reasoning at its pitch - perfect best .
in cold blood
also mocks many of the advances (on paper) of anti - realism. it presents the metaphysics of anti - realism through a total evocation of reality. not the least of the book & apos; s merits is that it manages a major moral judgment without the author & apos; s appearance once on stage. at a time when the external happening has become largely meaningless and our reaction to it brutalized, when we shout
jump
to the man on the ledge. mr. capote has restored dignity to the event. his book is also a grieving testament of faith in what used to be called the soul .
winds up with a scene in which a merry - go - round goes wild, spins like a pin wheel, and crashes in a gaudy blaze of explosions that no earthly carrousel could touch off. the movie itself is the same way: implausible but intriguing and great fun to ride .
chemistry between the stars, steve coogan and paul rudd, aids the poignant and pithy script, which is based on the director’s own experiences .
in october 2013, farrow made headlines after stating in an interview with vanity fair that sinatra could be the father of her 25 - year - old son ronan, who is farrow & apos; s only official biological child with director woody allen. in the interview she also acknowledged sinatra as the great love of her life, saying ,
we never really split up .
in response to the buzz surrounding his mother & apos; s comments, ronan jokingly tweeted :
listen, we & apos; re all * possibly * frank sinatra & apos; s son .
i loved this movie. i am an intermediate / advance spanish learner. this was a great movie for conversant and is much funnier in spanish. the characters are adorable, the love stay is great though the mystery is a bit convoluted ,
the second series of will sharpe’s deeply imaginative comedy - drama has been serious and sensitive in its handling of difficult issues, and hilarious to boot .
the great scene takes place in a hotel room, lit by a neon sign. judy has arrived, not looking enough like madeleine to satisfy scottie, who wants her in the * same * dress, with the * same * hair. his eyes burn with zealous fixation. judy realizes that scottie is indifferent to her as a person and sees her as an object. because she loves him, she accepts this. she locks herself into the bathroom, does the makeover, opens the door and walks toward scottie out of a haunting green fog that is apparently explained by the neon sign, but is in fact a dreamlike effect .
ufc fighter jessica eye and espnw' s allison glock discuss how women are breaking ground in mma .
rousey does interviews in los angeles ahead of her last fight, which lasted all of 14 seconds .
ag: how important is patience in your career? i would imagine it' s pretty critical .
during the train scene alice eve' s character describes feeling out of place during her time in london for her work and needing to get away. ironically enough, alice eve is an english actress who splits her time living in london and los angeles .
frank murphy served as an associate justice of the supreme court from 1940 to 1949. he established the civil rights unit of the department of justice .
basically the story of a man forced to finally see the injustice around him. riley’s movie is designed to do the same thing to you. …
rr: i wore the red polo and the blue hat. the khakis. and then they made me start wearing skirts. it was bulls - - -. i got skorts instead. i wasn' t about to be working in a skirt .
rr: it depends on the day. usually, i look in the mirror and ask ,
what have you gotten yourself into now ?
i will literally ask myself that question. right before a fight, for example. or i' ll be on a photo shoot, tanned up in a swimsuit. or say i' m in a trailer on a movie set and i' m in costume. or a week after a fight, when i' ve gained a few pounds and can' t see the bones in my feet anymore. then, as i always do, i will stare at the reflection of my marshmallowy face and ask ,
what have you gotten yourself into now ?
“this is congo” aims to deliver a portrait of the democratic republic of congo from the ground up .
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paranormal investigators ed and lorraine warren work to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in their farmhouse .
sinatra performed in concert for the last time in 1995 at the palm desert marriott ballroom in california. on may 14, 1998, frank sinatra died of a heart attack at los angeles & apos; cedars - sinai medical center. he was 82 years old and had, at last, faced his final curtain. with a show business career that spanned more than 50 years, sinatra & apos; s continued mass appeal can best be explained in the man & apos; s own words :
when i sing, i believe. i & apos; m honest .
why was the name val lewton so well known in hollywood circles? because the influence of his low - budget horror films for rko was strongly felt in thrillers, spy shows and mysteries. impressed with the way audiences reacted to lewton' s movies, other producers and directors made use of dramatic understatement, and tried to make their characters seem more like everyday people .
then there is another level, beneath all of the others. alfred hitchcock was known as the most controlling of directors, particularly when it came to women. the female characters in his films reflected the same qualities over and over again: they were blond. they were icy and remote. they were imprisoned in costumes that subtly combined fashion with fetishism. they mesmerized the men, who often had physical or psychological handicaps. sooner or later, every hitchcock woman was humiliated .
he went west, to kansas city, to garden city and holcomb, kan. , the hamlet where the murders took place. with the obsessiveness of a man demonstrating a profound new hypothesis, he spent more than five years unraveling and following to its end every thread in the killing of herbert w. clutter and his family .
in cold blood ,
the resulting chronicle, is a masterpiece - - agonizing, terrible, possessed, proof that the times, so surfeited with disasters, are still capable of tragedy .
to truman capote, the killings in western kansas seemed less commonplace. already he had explored beyond the lush settings and moonlit characters that had made him famous. the very forms of novel and short story seemed to him increasingly inadequate to the weird dynamics of the age .
breakfast at tiffany & apos; s
was a bon - bon, but in
the muses are heard ,
with its improbable cast of negro performers and russian and american culturati, he demonstrated that reality, if heard out patiently, could orchestrate its own full range. he did not intend to be merely the novelist - as - journalist writing diversionary occasional pieces. he had already done all that in
local color .
in the completer role of novelist - as - journalist - as - artist, he was after a new kind of statement. he wanted the facts to declare a reality that transcended reality .
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as wonderfully ridiculous as it is surprisingly progressive. a b - movie with three female main characters to only one male, and it' s not as if we' re following the man the entire time, we get to spend time with all of these women which was a great surprise. it moves along quickly (as it needs to with less than an hour runtime) and then fully goes off the rails in the last 10 minutes but in the most fun way possible .
rr: i sang karaoke in japan, but they didn' t have the right song. i' ve always wanted to sing
take me home tonight ,
but i' ve never gotten the chance .
a woman looks back at the past nineteen men she' s had relationships with in her life and wonders if one of them might be her one true love .
a second dead victim was georgina callender, 18, an ariana grande “superfan” who met the singer in 2015. she was on the second year of a health and social care course at runshaw college in leyland, lancashire. her former school, bishop rawstorne church of england academy, described her as a “lovely, popular” student .
roger ebert' s speech on empathy for the
11th hour
series on april 9th, 1994, being republished here in honor of his birthday june 18 .
in his debut feature, starring lakeith stanfield, boots riley takes on race, class, technology and telemarketing .
lakeith stanfield and his sorry to bother you crew reveal their most soul - crushing jobs in our freewheeling interview .
one night in a west coast pub, melanie (australian actor rachel blake) meets a handsome stranger (sam neill) and accepts his invitation to go back to his place. when they board his boat she discovers it is further than she thought (a shack on a deserted island). once they arrive he treats her like a princess. however it slowly dawns on her that she' s been kidnapped. terrified, she also knows that he' s her only way off the island. as events play out in gaylene preston' s twisted thriller, melanie' s feelings change from anger and fear — to desire .
award - winning journalist allison glock is a senior writer for espnw whose writing has appeared in the new yorker, the new york times, rolling stone, esquire, gq and many others. she has written six books, including her latest, the third in her ya series
changers ,
which has been widely lauded as an important series that teaches kids about empathy and tolerance .
members of the sikh sri guru harkrishan sahib temple offered food, hot drinks and lifts to those who had been caught up in the incident and said they were on hand to comfort people who “didn’t know where to turn” .
the investigation was understood to be focusing on whether abedi was directly supported by other conspirators or built the bomb himself to instructions obtained over the internet. the device he used was described as homemade and crude although it was stable enough to be transported, and exploded with devastating effect. it was believed to have been constructed in britain .
on tuesday evening, thousands of people filled albert square in front of manchester town hall for a vigil. the home secretary, amber rudd, joined andy burnham, greater manchester’s recently elected mayor, and corbyn on stage where the lord mayor of manchester, eddy newman, said the vigil was a chance to “express solidarity” with the victims .
in 1987, author kitty kelley published an unauthorized biography of sinatra, accusing the singer of relying on mob ties to build his career. such claims failed to diminish sinatra & apos; s widespread popularity. in 1993, at the age of 77, he gained legions of new, younger fans with the release of duets, a collection of 13 sinatra standards that he rerecorded, featuring the likes of barbra streisand, bono, tony bennett and aretha franklin. while the album was a major hit, some critics assailed the quality of the project as sinatra had recorded his vocals well before his collaborators laid down their tracks .
in this pitch - black icelandic farce, a suburban feud over a lovely old tree threatens to destroy two families .
rr: i like having a day where i can balance everything. my idea of paradise is to wake up in the morning, have coffee, go surfing or skimboarding, get in the ocean somehow. then eat breakfast and go train, come home, chill with my dog and my friends and a big plate of buffalo wings and some sort of dessert a la mode. it' s got to be hot and cold. i need two temperatures in my dessert .
when the davison family comes under attack during their wedding anniversary getaway, the gang of mysterious killers soon learns that one of the victims harbors a secret talent for fighting back .
perry smith, on the other hand had mastered the true modern vocabulary. he spoke with the nightmare logic of all the socially and emotionally dispersed :
i thought he was a very nice gentleman... . i thought so right up to the moment i cut his throat .
rr: not out of control, but i won' t say i' m a control freak, either. i' m an extremely emotional person and kind of impulsive. i' m calculated in business, impulsive in my life .
the emergency response involved 400 police officers and 60 ambulances which took casualties to eight different manchester hospitals. burnham condemned an “evil act” and praised emergency staff who rushed to the site of the blast for working through “the most difficult circumstances imaginable” .
the effect here isn' t as seamless, and the stars have to strain for the right naturalness at times. but
before sunrise
taps into something universal, capturing the freshness of characters who are as much in love with self - expression as they could be with each other. what mr. linklater does best here is to come up with conversational gambits that have just the right fancifulness to suit this situation .
the youngest victim of abedi’s attack was saffie rose roussos, eight, from near preston. she had been to the concert with her mother, lisa, and sister ashlee who were both hospitalised. her school, tarleton community primary, described her as “a beautiful little girl in every aspect of the word” .
rr: i never want to put a perfect body into the ground, so i' m going to wear my body out. what do i need two perfect knees at age 60 for? i picture myself as one of those floating heads in a tank like in
futurama
because my body quit .
online ticketing service fandango reported that, as of thursday, second week sales for “it” are the best the company has seen for any horror movie, and nearly double the second frame receipts of the next closest horror title, “get out. ”
' a sincere and original portrait of sydney' s inner west; a story about the current and palpable dynamic between young men and women in all their beauty, complexity and violence.'
the queen expressed her “deepest sympathy” to all those affected and said “the whole nation has been shocked by the death and injury”. the labour leader jeremy corbyn warned against allowing “communities to be divided by this kind of appalling, atrocious act of violence” .
i just saw it at the national gallery of art and it is a hoot and real enjoyable. the restoration is excellent.
strangers in the night is a 1944 american film noir mystery film directed by anthony mann and starring william terry , virginia grey and helene thimig . 
strangers in the night is a 1944 american film noir mystery film directed by anthony mann and starring william terry, virginia grey and helene thimig.
strangers in the night is a 1944 american film noir mystery film directed by anthony mann and starring william terry, virginia grey and helene thimig.