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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘Beau Geste’: Brotherly Devotion
Director William Wellman pits two legionnaires against each other in this gripping adventure tale.
4/30/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘The Sea Wolf’: No Morality? No Meaning
This film based on Jack London’s story shows the character of a real man.
4/29/2024
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Ian Kane
‘Jim Thorpe, All-American’: An Olympic Athlete and More
Burt Lancaster gives a strong performance in a finely crafted production about a great American hero.
4/28/2024
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Ian Kane
‘Two Rode Together’: An Admirable John Ford Western
This western portrays James Stewart as a relaxed and charming cowboy.
4/28/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘Cry Freedom’: A Crusade Against South Africa’s Apartheid
This biopic focuses on two South Africans who oppose their country’s apartheid.
4/27/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘The Inner Circle’: Naivete Is No Excuse for Capitulating to Communism
Some choose not to listen to the warnings of communism’s treachery, but ignorance is no excuse to avoid the consequences.
4/23/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘Hart’s War’: Soldiers Shaping War and Being Shaped by It
A court-martial at the POW camp is not what it seems to be in this film by director Gregory Hoblit.
4/18/2024
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Ian Kane
‘The Professionals’: A South-of-the-Border Buddy Adventure
Burt Lancaster plays a rogue in this ‘save the damsel in distress’ feature.
4/14/2024
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Ian Kane
‘High and Low’: One of Akira Kurosawa’s Lesser-Known Gems
The great Japanese director draws attention to a surge in crime.
4/13/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘The Fountainhead’: Defiance With a Higher Purpose
King Vidor’s film applauds the independent individual.
4/12/2024