Haven’t gone to the movies since before COVID until last weekend when Lucy and I went to see “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris.” A very good movie!
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is old fashioned filmmaking at its best. Lesley Manville steals the show. Loved every minute of it.
A really good comedy-mystery from 1963. One of my all-time favorites.
I know only the main theme which is superb. I suspect the rest of the soundtrack is at least very good as well.
Another Henry Mancini triumphant effort.
i dont know i wonder that too
why do the picture look so uggly? did they use digital camera?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iO9JcPbbmAA
how i did miss this one 
is on my watch list now 
Picture looked fine in the theater. Great movie.
I hope you enjoy it. As I said, it’s a good comedy-mystery that has been one of my favorites for years.
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Have just seen the 2022 theatrical re-release of Avatar in 4k HDR + 3D. I’m reminded of what a stunning achievement it was. James Cameron … who else. A picture that must be seen in the theater to be appreciated.
Can’t wait for Avatar: The Way of Water. It will be helmed by James Cameron again. Release in December.
Cameron is truly a groundbreaking director, conceptually, visually and innovatively. He blazes pathways that lesser directors will find difficult to emulate. Another director who runs parallel to Cameron currently (in my opinion) is Denis Villeneuve. His visual style, pacing, color palate and overall ability to integrate the plethora of details involved with creating a first rate film (Arrival, Dune P1, P2, Blade Runner 2049, Sicario) should give them a rather long shelf life. Much like Kubrick.
Good Night;
Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece (Jack the Ripper subject,i guess is was the first one)
The Lodger: A Story Of The London Fog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mpdsv1Yh6As
good movies for hallowen:
Three Edgar Allan Poe Adaptations:
MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE
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THE BLACK CAT
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THE RAVEN
on 2 days they will release the Nosferatu (100th Anniversary Edition) 
I just watched the silent classic ‘The Lodger’ a couple of days ago when they showed it on TCM and really liked it. One of Hitchcock’s earliest films.
Here’s a real rarity for you, SciFi fans:
From 1970. Directed by Joseph Sargent. Way ahead of its time. About an automated US defense system that becomes sentient. It requests to be connected to a similar Soviet defense system and the President agrees in hopes of usurping the Soviet system to our advantage. The two sentient systems soon become more sophisticated than their human inventors and when an attempt is made to sever the link, the two systems launch missiles at the other country. To force the leaders to re-establish the link or face total annihilation. The two systems tap into every camera and microphone on the planet to monitor the humans, who can’t even meet in secret to devise a plan to retake control. I can only remember seeing this super-rare flick once, and it was unforgettable. I’ve been hoping to rent it ever since. Still topical to this day.