#screwball — Public Fediverse posts
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"Por regla general los bancos solamente prestan dinero al que demuestra que no lo necesita."
"Un mayordomo aristócrata" 🎩 (1957) de Henry Koster
#ScrewBall #DavidNiven #Filmin #comedia #50sMovies @TeLoDescribot
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#IllanKlassikko on #HowardHawks'in ohjaus, ja siinä esiintyvät mm. #CaryGrant, #GingerRogers ja #MarilynMonroe. #elokuvat #komedia #screwball
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THE MAD MISS MANTON (1938)
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#nsfw #film #cinema #aiart #screwball #ScrewballClassics #screwballcomedy #cinemastodon #movies #eroticart #nudity #hattiemcdaniel #aiphotography #aiimages #classicfilm #filmastodon #erotic #classicmovies #blackandwhite #nsfwart #aiporn #aipornart #blackmastodon #femalenudity #doggystyle
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Very likely already in your repertoire, but Howard Hawks's Bringing up Baby (1938), with Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant is the screwballest of screwball comedies. Truly anarchic. And it passes the generations test: my 11yo daughters liked it too.
#BringingUpBaby #Screwball #HowardHawks #KatherineHepburn #CaryGrant
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Pleased to meet you! I'm a small-city Canadian movie fan. I love Australian and New Zealand movies particularly because they're kind of like us - limited population means small budgets - but they're more isolated from the American cultural steamroller, so they do amazing things. Story is a whole lot more important when $100M of CGI is not an option.
Any particular movies? I'd love some recommendations I've never seen.
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“Twentieth Century” (1934) 2/4 - It’s got all the right elements, but the telling causes this #CaroleLombard and #JohnBarrymore prototype #screwball comedy to drag. The scenes with #Lombard and #Barrymore trying to out-theatre the other are insanely fun even if #Barrymore feels like he is more acting than ‘reacting’. From a writing standpoint, it’s interesting to stack against #Hecht, #MacArthur, and #Hawks’s better known film, “His Girlfriend Friday” (4/4), which never fails to dazzle.
