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3 things about J. Lee Thompson’s WHAT A WAY TO GO! [1964]
1. Murdered by his own machine.
2. Frenetic Dick Van Dyke, dictating letter after letter after letter.
3. The lovers lie together inside a giant bubbling champagne glass.#3things #movies #shirleyMacLaine #paulnewman #robertmitchum #dickvandyke #cinema
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3 things about John Boorman’s EXCALIBUR [1981]
1. Fucking with your armor still on.
2. All at once, she has become a crone.
3. Hand and sleeve emerging from the water.#3things #movies #johnboorman #helenmirren #liamneeson #cinema
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3 things about Richard Linklater’s BLUE MOON [2025]
1. Coatroom privacy.
2. “I’m in love with your punctuation. You can’t move a single comma.”
3. Pedantic Sondheim.#3things #movies #broadway #StephenSondheim #lorenzhart #newyork #musicals #cinema #richardlinklater
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3 things about Richard Linklater’s BLUE MOON [2025]
1. Coatroom privacy.
2. “I’m in love with your punctuation. You can’t move a single comma.”
3. Pedantic Sondheim.#3things #movies #broadway #StephenSondheim #lorenzhart #newyork #musicals #cinema #richardlinklater
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3 things about Richard Linklater’s BLUE MOON [2025]
1. Coatroom privacy.
2. “I’m in love with your punctuation. You can’t move a single comma.”
3. Pedantic Sondheim.#3things #movies #broadway #StephenSondheim #lorenzhart #newyork #musicals #cinema #richardlinklater
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3 things about Richard Linklater’s BLUE MOON [2025]
1. Coatroom privacy.
2. “I’m in love with your punctuation. You can’t move a single comma.”
3. Pedantic Sondheim.#3things #movies #broadway #StephenSondheim #lorenzhart #newyork #musicals #cinema #richardlinklater
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3 things about Richard Linklater’s BLUE MOON [2025]
1. Coatroom privacy.
2. “I’m in love with your punctuation. You can’t move a single comma.”
3. Pedantic Sondheim.#3things #movies #broadway #StephenSondheim #lorenzhart #newyork #musicals #cinema #richardlinklater
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3 things about Daniel Kraus’ SHERIFF [2004]
1. Supreme Court justice showing off his Big Mouth Billy Bass.
2. Bumper sticker: BAD COP / NO DONUT.
3. His daughter, dressed in camo, practicing Für Elise.#3things #movies #documentaries #danielkraus #police #law #cinema
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3 things about Steven Soderbergh’s THE LIMEY [1999]
1. Snapped ankle.
2. “You know, you could see the sea out there if you could see it.”
3. Bathtub conversation. “You’re not specific enough to be a person. You’re more like a vibe.” -
3 things about Bertrand Bonello’s THE BEAST [2023]
1. “You’re a doll, Kelly.”
2. Begging her not to open the door.
3. A strangely empty club.#3things #movies #losangeles #paris #scifi #bertrandbonello #leaseydoux #cinema
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3 things about Bertrand Bonello’s THE BEAST [2023]
1. “You’re a doll, Kelly.”
2. Begging her not to open the door.
3. A strangely empty club.#3things #movies #losangeles #paris #scifi #bertrandbonello #leaseydoux #cinema
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3 things about Bertrand Bonello’s THE BEAST [2023]
1. “You’re a doll, Kelly.”
2. Begging her not to open the door.
3. A strangely empty club.#3things #movies #losangeles #paris #scifi #bertrandbonello #leaseydoux #cinema
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3 things about Bertrand Bonello’s THE BEAST [2023]
1. “You’re a doll, Kelly.”
2. Begging her not to open the door.
3. A strangely empty club.#3things #movies #losangeles #paris #scifi #bertrandbonello #leaseydoux #cinema
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3 things about Bertrand Bonello’s THE BEAST [2023]
1. “You’re a doll, Kelly.”
2. Begging her not to open the door.
3. A strangely empty club.#3things #movies #losangeles #paris #scifi #bertrandbonello #leaseydoux #cinema
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3 things about Stanley Kubrick’s BARRY LYNDON [1975]
1. He blows smoke in her face and then smiles sweetly.
2. “Mr. Barry, in my profession we hear many such stories. Yours is one of the most intriguing and touching I’ve heard in many weeks. Nevertheless, I’m afraid I cannot grant your request. ”
3. £500 annuity. -
3 things about Elaine May’s A NEW LEAF [1971]
1. Two or three times a week.
2. “Marriage? You mean to a woman?”
“Yes, sir. That is what I had in mind. It’s the only way to acquire property without labor.”
3. Lost frond. -
3 things about Elaine May’s A NEW LEAF [1971]
1. Two or three times a week.
2. “Marriage? You mean to a woman?”
“Yes, sir. That is what I had in mind. It’s the only way to acquire property without labor.”
3. Lost frond. -
3 things about Elaine May’s A NEW LEAF [1971]
1. Two or three times a week.
2. “Marriage? You mean to a woman?”
“Yes, sir. That is what I had in mind. It’s the only way to acquire property without labor.”
3. Lost frond. -
3 things about Elaine May’s A NEW LEAF [1971]
1. Two or three times a week.
2. “Marriage? You mean to a woman?”
“Yes, sir. That is what I had in mind. It’s the only way to acquire property without labor.”
3. Lost frond. -
3 things about Elaine May’s A NEW LEAF [1971]
1. Two or three times a week.
2. “Marriage? You mean to a woman?”
“Yes, sir. That is what I had in mind. It’s the only way to acquire property without labor.”
3. Lost frond. -
#3Things for FRI: Day of Rose & Vanilla
1. Feast or famine on the dream life these nights. I blame SAD and its circadian cruelty
2. My friend was evacuated but safe from the flooding
3. ‘tis the season #poinsettia -
3 things about John G. Avildsen’s SAVE THE TIGER [1973]
1. Garters for his socks.
2. “You want something?”
“Yes … I want that girl in a Cole Porter song. I want to see Lena Horne at the Cotton Club. Hear Billie Holiday sing ‘Fine and Mellow.’ Walk in that kind of rain that never washes the perfume away. I want to be in love with something. Anything.”
3. He slips him the envelope of cash and tells him to do it Sunday, while Phil is out fishing. -
1) A glorious early morning 10K run at a steady pace. Temps were in 40s but felt good, heart rate stayed between Zone 2 and 3.
2) #Swimming: a work in progress. I need to improve my freestyle form. Was able to do 20 minutes this morning followed by 20 minutes in the #sauna. I am now 100% sauna fan.
3) Closer look at documents I photographed at presidential library, finding gold for my #dissertation. Need to stay consistent with going through these documents.
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3 things about Harvey Hart’s BEVERLY HILLS MADAM [1986]
1. Without trying on the dress first, she purchases it, instructing the saleswoman to “accessorize it for me” and deliver it that afternoon.
2. John Ingle as a professor.
3. Left adrift on Sunset Blvd. surrounded by WRONG WAY and DO NOT ENTER signs. -
3 things about Robert Aldrich’s WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? [1962]
1. A perfectly ordinary lambchop.
2. “You mean all this time we could have been friends?”
3. Seeing her reflection in the mirror, she breaks down sobbing. Then Blanche starts buzzing again and again.#3things #horrormovies #bettedavis #joancrawford #camp #cinema #robertaldrich #movies
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3 things about George Roy Hill’s HAWAII [1966]
1. “We begin now!”
2. A letter to James Monroe.
3. They dive into the surf for relief, but they’ll only catch pneumonia and die. -
3 things about John G. Avildsen’s JOE [1970]
1. “38% of liberals are fags. That’s a fact.”
2. A special dinner for their guests: delivery from the best Chinese restaurant in Astoria.
3. $10,000 socked away that his wife doesn’t know about. Plus two lots down in Florida. -
3 things about John Frankenheimer’s SEVEN DAYS IN MAY [1964]
1. “I’ll make you two promises: a very good steak, medium rare, and the truth, which is very rare.”
2. The senator refers to Jiggs’s collection of military medals, ribbons, and badges as fruit salad.
3. A few laps in the pool followed by a cigarette.#3things #movies #coldwar #burtlancaster #KirkDouglas #johnfrankenheimer #cinema
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3 things about John Frankenheimer’s SEVEN DAYS IN MAY [1964]
1. “I’ll make you two promises: a very good steak, medium rare, and the truth, which is very rare.”
2. The senator refers to Jiggs’s collection of military medals, ribbons, and badges as fruit salad.
3. A few laps in the pool followed by a cigarette.#3things #movies #coldwar #burtlancaster #KirkDouglas #johnfrankenheimer #cinema
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3 things about John Frankenheimer’s SEVEN DAYS IN MAY [1964]
1. “I’ll make you two promises: a very good steak, medium rare, and the truth, which is very rare.”
2. The senator refers to Jiggs’s collection of military medals, ribbons, and badges as fruit salad.
3. A few laps in the pool followed by a cigarette.#3things #movies #coldwar #burtlancaster #KirkDouglas #johnfrankenheimer #cinema
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3 things about John Frankenheimer’s SEVEN DAYS IN MAY [1964]
1. “I’ll make you two promises: a very good steak, medium rare, and the truth, which is very rare.”
2. The senator refers to Jiggs’s collection of military medals, ribbons, and badges as fruit salad.
3. A few laps in the pool followed by a cigarette.#3things #movies #coldwar #burtlancaster #KirkDouglas #johnfrankenheimer #cinema
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3 things about John Frankenheimer’s SEVEN DAYS IN MAY [1964]
1. “I’ll make you two promises: a very good steak, medium rare, and the truth, which is very rare.”
2. The senator refers to Jiggs’s collection of military medals, ribbons, and badges as fruit salad.
3. A few laps in the pool followed by a cigarette.#3things #movies #coldwar #burtlancaster #KirkDouglas #johnfrankenheimer #cinema
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3 things about Jonathan Demme’s LAST EMBRACE [1979]
1. Sweaty Roy Scheider in black bikini briefs.
2. The walls of the secret office and lined with compact shelving.
3. Commandeering a chunky tourist bus. -
Three things I’m looking forward to in 2025:
1) Train trip to Poland
2) Playing more #Pickleball
3) Seeing #HelgeSchneider and #Hazelbrugger liveWhat’s your #3Things?
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3 things about David Lean’s THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI [1957]
1. Sitting alone on the edge of his bed, crying in shame.
2. “I haven’t the foggiest.”
3. He emerges from “the oven” with purple bruises covering his chest.#3things #movies #davidlean #alecguinness #war #warmovies #cinema
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3 things about René Clair’s I MARRIED A WITCH [1942]
1. Fireplace lip-sync.
2. Susan Hayward’s resting bitch face.
3. “I Love You Truly” stuck on repeat. -
3 things about René Clair’s I MARRIED A WITCH [1942]
1. Fireplace lip-sync.
2. Susan Hayward’s resting bitch face.
3. “I Love You Truly” stuck on repeat. -
3 things about René Clair’s I MARRIED A WITCH [1942]
1. Fireplace lip-sync.
2. Susan Hayward’s resting bitch face.
3. “I Love You Truly” stuck on repeat. -
3 things about René Clair’s I MARRIED A WITCH [1942]
1. Fireplace lip-sync.
2. Susan Hayward’s resting bitch face.
3. “I Love You Truly” stuck on repeat. -
3 things about René Clair’s I MARRIED A WITCH [1942]
1. Fireplace lip-sync.
2. Susan Hayward’s resting bitch face.
3. “I Love You Truly” stuck on repeat. -
1. Truth serum.
2. Swedish movie.
3. Hotter in the forest.Devastating. The ways in which it constantly flips between being “dated” and chillingly timely are enough to give you whiplash.
(Until this lost masterpiece gets a proper release, you’ll have to watch a cruddy VHS rip: archive.org/details/last-summer-69)
#3things #movies #frankperry #summertime #brucedavison #barbarahershey #cathyburns #richardthomas #cinema
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3 things about Coralie Fargeat’s THE SUBSTANCE [2024]
1. Multiple pupils.
2. Chicken leg.
3. Music from VERTIGO.#3things #movies #horrormovies #demimoore #bernardherrmann #scifi #cinema
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3 things about John Boorman’s HELL IN THE PACIFIC [1968]
1. Devouring a raw fish.
2. Sand garden.
3. A discarded photograph of a young Japanese woman.Be sure to watch the “alternate ending,” which was the director’s preferred one.
#3things #movies #war #warmovies #toshiromifune #leemarvin #johnboorman #cinema
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3 things about Delbert Mann’s MARTY [1955]
1. Splurging on a taxi home.
2. “I dunno, what do you wanna do?”
3. Two Irish-American ladies having a beer together at the bar.#3things #ernestborgnine #movies #newyork #paddychayefsky #cinema
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3 things about David Lowell Rich’s THE CONCORDE… AIRPORT ’79 [1979]
1. Why exactly is #Charo flying from Paris to Moscow? I want a movie about that story.
2. Shooting the flare while the plane’s upside down.
3. Coming to the cockpit for a good cry. -
3 things about David Lean’s THE PASSIONATE FRIENDS [1949]
1. A lunch that lasts so long the afternoon transitions into twilight; they watch the lights coming on outside from the balcony.
2. The curve of the tracks.
3. He sets down her drink on the theatre program, just after she notices its presence.This is something special. I can't wait to see it again.
