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‘Summerlight… and Then Comes the Night’ is a ragbag of shaggy dog stories that ambles along to sometimes dramatic, typically gentle, and ultimately touching comic purposes.
Soon to be available as a 4K Blu-ray, the George Sidney picture’s denouement is among the most renowned scenes put on film.
The difficulties Rigg experienced wriggling out from under the shadow of ‘The Avengers’ are reflected in the Peel-based structure of the book, to wit: ‘Before,’ ‘During,’ ‘After,’ and ‘Forever After.’
While ‘The Searchers’ is by no means perfect, it is director John Ford’s most painterly movie. Even when the scenes have been contrived in a Hollywood backlot, the movie is rich in color and encompassing in space.
Director Jérémy Clapin proves a deft hand at weaving two strands of imagery within the film: one is drawn; the other, photographic. The twain meet to necessary effect.
Not only has the picture been accused of racist intent, it’s also been deemed ‘woke’ and a paragon of postmodernism. Regardless, one thing is certain: ‘Blazing Saddles’ isn’t a racist movie.
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