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What Makes a Great Film

March 30, 2020November 13, 2022ShawnNo Comments
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UncategorizedArticles, greatfilms, Ingmar Bergman, The Seventh Seal

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Letterboxd Reviews

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    I love how even when the film withholds certain information for so long, the audience is never confused. Tons of star power and a beautiful […]
  • If I Had a Million, 1932 - ★★½
    Like any anthology film, If I Had A Million has its high and low points. The framing device, a rich dying tycoon giving away a […]
  • Bad Girl, 1931 - ★★★½
    Even though the title suggested a pre-code tale of seduction like Baby Face, you end up with a mature and frank depiction of marital troubles. […]
  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, 2007 - ★★★★
    I love that no one can tell each other anything outright. There are so many tense scenes of characters talking around their intentions, trying to […]
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