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Robert Duvall and Michael O'Keefe in the famous basketball scene.

THE GREAT SANTINI (1979) airs tonight at 10pm ET on TCM — part of a night of films celebrating Robert Duvall (1931-2026).

It’s not on any free or subscription streaming service, so don’t miss it.

HBO played it daily in the summer of 1980. The first thing I saw Duvall in. #FilmSky #TCMParty

a montage of images from The Fury, at the center is Amy Irving running toward us in a nightgown

Brian De Palma's hallucinatory thriller The Fury - Released this day in 1978 - Japanese release poster

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The Godfather Part II (1974, Francis Ford Coppola) #TitleCardTuesday #filmsky

'Boxcar Bertha' 4K UHD Blu-Ray Review - Martin Scorsese's Early Foray Into The Crime Genre Cinématographe has released the early Martin Scorsese crime drama "Boxcar Bertha" on 4K UHD Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!

‘Boxcar Bertha’ 4K UHD Blu-Ray Review – Martin Scorsese’s Early Foray Into The Crime Genre geekvibesnation.com/boxcar-berth...

Dog Day Afternoon (1975) Directed by Sidney Lumet starring Al Pacino and John Cazale. Based on the true story of would-be Brooklyn bank robbers John Wojtowicz and Salvatore Naturile.

Action Film Dictionary: J is for James Bond.
A major action film franchise that actionified the espionage genre starting with Dr. No (1962).

Young Frankenstein (1974, Mel Brooks) #TitleCardTuesday #filmsky

Released #OTD in 1978 #filmsky

The scene when agents chase Kirk Douglas from his hotel room is the same hotel and room filmed in The Blues Brothers (1980).

Brian De Palma's second movie featuring telekinesis

Daryl Hannah's film debut

Released #OTD in 1972 #filmsky

To keep costs down, Doug Trumbull hired college students for modelmaking and other such special effects work. One of them, John Dykstra, went on to a distinguished special effects career of his own.

Released #OTD in 1971 (UK) #filmsky

"One of the reasons I wanted to make that picture was my background. In English movies, gangsters were either stupid or funny. I wanted to show that they're neither. Gangsters are not stupid, and they're certainly not very funny." - Michael Caine

Air Gruber. An outtake from the set of 1988's 'Die Hard'.

Born March 9, in 1902, Will Geer.
Over 105 roles including Winchester '73, Broken Arrow, In Cold Blood, Bright Victory, Bandolero, Jeremiah Johnson - & of course Grandpa Walton!
#botd http://www.classicmoviehub.com/bio/will-geer/

The original five

havent seen this, will check it out

Arnold Schwarzenegger has revealed that a ‘CONAN THE BARBARIAN’ sequel is in the works

He adds that Christopher McQuarrie is set to write & direct.

(Source: www.thearnoldfans.com/news/2026/3/...)

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The knockdown of the foreman in Strike (1925) reveals that Sergei Eisenstein did not entirely rely on overlapping edits to fragment action. Conveyed in 5 shots, there is one overlapping cut, with the discontinuity arising from the reversals of the screen direction of the wheel.

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Released #OTD in 1990 #filmsky

Considered a cult classic, highlighting the "Golden Age of Hip-Hop" music

Robin Harris and John Witherspoon improvised most of their lines.

Based on a short film that served as the thesis film for director Reginald Hudlin for his Harvard University degree.

#marqueemonday #filmsky

‘The Long Goodbye’: Robert Altman and Leigh Brackett’s Unique and Fascinating Take on Chandler and Film Noir • Cinephilia & Beyond Poster art by Tony Stella By Sven Mikulec Convinced people would always connect Raymond Chandler's legendary detective Philip Marlowe with the iconic superstar Humphrey Bogart, Robert Altman wasn't in...

53 years ago today, The Long Goodbye hit theaters.

Robert Altman and Leigh Brackett turned Raymond Chandler’s noir into a sun-bleached, offbeat masterpiece.

Dive into the story behind one of the most fascinating Marlowe adaptations

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Marilyn Monroe by John Bryson (1960)

The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974) Directed by Joseph Sargent starring Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw, Martin Balsam and Hector Elizondo.

pink floyd

*picks up old bottle from ocean, reads message*

say what you want about deaf people