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Cover Girl 1944
Rita Hayworth on a vast stage. Gene Kelly dancing with himself. Phil Silvers provides the comic turn. Charles Vidor directs in glorious Technicolour. And yet, somehow, this film is less than the sum of its parts.
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Logan 2017
The conversion to black and white has variable results. In some parts of the film, it adds weight and atmosphere. In other parts the picture flattens out, and/or it obscures the action. Ultimately, it's nowhere near as successful as the Fury Road conversion, and while it's interesting to watch once, I couldn't recommend the film be watched this way by choice.
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Heroes Shed No Tears 1986
There is only one reason why anyone would choose to watch this film. It is directed by John Woo.
This is not a good enough reason.
The film is terrible from start to finish, with no redeeming features whatsoever. Nothing makes sense. Scenes happen and stop happening and lurch to the next without anything resembling a visible or logical transition. The tone is all over the shop, from drama, to something resembling comedy, to tragedy and what would now be… -