The Furniture: Camelot, a Silly and Furry Place
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*"The Furniture," by Daniel Walber, is our weekly series on Production
Design. You can click on the images to see them in magnified detail.*
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Star Trek: Voyager – Relativity (Review) - Taking a time out.
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Contest: Win ‘Spirited Away’ Prize Pack Including Tickets For Ghibli Fest Screening - [image: spirited-away][image: Contest: Win ‘Spirited Away’ Prize Pack Including Tickets For Ghibli Fest Screening] If the real world is getting — well, too...
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TRAILER AND POSTER FOR DANIEL DAY LEWIS' FINAL PERIOD SET MOVIE 'PHANTOM THREAD' - *'PHANTOM THREAD' TRAILER* DANIEL DAY LEWIS' LAST MOVIE *A* trailer and poster to launch the new working week come from *PHANTOM THREAD*, *Daniel Day Lew...
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TCFF 2017 Day 4 – Two great film panels + Reviews of ‘Beauty Mark’ and MN-made drama ‘Cold November’ - Saturday was a jam-packed day for me. I’m bummed that I missed the early Filmmaker Brunch as I wasn’t feeling well so I overslept (hey bloggers are humans ...
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“Unlocked” Entertains But You’ve Seen Its Thrills Before - Unlocked is a modern espionage thriller as a CIA a nalyst races against the clock to save London from a biological attack....... The post “Unlocked” Ente...
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Couple's Therapy: Love from a Stranger, 1937 - It's Agatha Christie Month! All month long, we're celebrating the Queen of Crime as she and her works appeared on screen, with a grand finale of *five* Mur...
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The Flick Chick 100: #100 - 91 - *#100: Trigger (2010)* Running just 83 minutes, *Trigger* is a very short work, but that doesn't make it sight. It's just a movie that gets the job done qu...
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Episode 185 – PROFESSOR MARSTON AND THE WONDER WOMEN - Talkin' PROFESSOR MARSTON AND THE WONDER WOMEN with Petula Neale.
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Unique Horror Films, Unique Halloween Decorations, Toi Thomas’ Birthday Bash, Scary Good Reads, and Ninja News - *Recommended Unique Horror Films* To get you into the Halloween mood, here are some horror films I recommend. Rather than go with mainstream ones you’ve pr...
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The Joan Fontaine Centenary Blogathon - Had she been as lucky as older sister Olivia de Havilland, *Joan Fontaine* would've been turning 100 today. (She passed away in December 2013, not that l...
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Freeze Frame: Mindhunter (2017) - by Tony Dayoub Adapted by Joe Penhall from the book by John Douglas and Mark Olshaker, Netflix's 10-episode *Mindhunter* is my latest binge-worthy obsess...
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Review: 1922 - *Should've just gotten that divorce.* Wilfred James (Thomas Jane) is a farmin' man, damn it! He ain't moving to know city like his wife, Arlette (Molly Par...
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Occupation Thesaurus Entry: E.R. Physician - Jobs are as important for our characters as they are for real people. A character’s career might be their dream job or one they’ve chosen due to necessity....
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Review | "Boo 2! A Madea Halloween" (2017) - I've always been a Tyler Perry apologist. I'm sure I'll lose some film critic cool points for even saying this, but I think the man is an unheralded auteu...
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[6.75/10] The Beguiled (2017) - *The Beguiled (2017)* *Quick Review:* Arguably Coppola's finest film yet, "The Beguiled" is an absolute work of delicate beauty -- the pale colors and low...
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The Bigamist - *The Joan Fontaine Centenary Blogathon is an event celebrating the actress on the occasion of her 100th birthday, hosted by In the Good Old Days of Classi...
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Bar review: THE HIDE (Bermondsey Street) - London has some venues which do some fabulous cocktails, ranging from Yauatcha to The Escapologist, and I wondered if The Hide, about a 10 minute walk away...
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The place of the Western in 2017: Ti West's In A Valley Of Violence - The fact that the Western is a genre intensely linked to the state of play in American culture, sociology and theology is a statement approaching cliche....
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Michael Clayton's Toxicology Report (2008) - From "How *Michael Clayton *Presaged 2017" by James Parker: "It taxes my reviewerly brain to try to synopsize this movie, because the real mysteries, it t...
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LFF 2017: Thelma / Downsizing / You Were Never Really Here - The 2017 London Film Festival may have finished two days ago, but the film-reviewing fun never stops here at The Incredible Suit! Oh god please make it sto...
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The Films of Frankenstein - If any character is is the running for more films than Dracula... it's Frankenstein. First appearing the classic book *Frankenstein - the Modern Prometheus...
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Blade Runner 2049 (2017) - I went to see this film over the weekend but I was not blown away by it. I thought it was okay, especially the visual effects and sets. I liked the protag...
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You've Got to Know Your Limitations -- A Story of Murder and Betrayal - There was this little place on the corner where I used to like to go for coffee in the morning. Freezing cold, clear and sunny, didn’t matter, the cafe w...
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BLADE RUNNER 2049 (Denis Villeneuve, 2017, USA) - The first film concerns a man trying desperately to retain his soul; this one depicts a Replicant vainly trying to attain one. Denis Villeneuve directs ...