Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide: From the Silent Era Through 1965
Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide (latest edition) will be out this coming week. Although it has a $25.00 list price, Amazon has it for pre-order for $15.52. It also is listed at 832 pages. (The...
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First time I`ve seen the Kindle version more expensive than the book.
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Maltin on some of the additions/changes to this edition:http://blogs.indiewire.com/leonardmaltin/adding-new-old-movies-to-my-classic-movie-guide-20150930
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Got mine yesterday, haven't really dipped into it yet except to read the introduction (that Indiewire piece to which Jameson linked is the intro, possibly edited).The best news is that thanks to...
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It's not really that different than the other editions , except that more films have been added. They also have small markers at the bottom of each listing...telling what media the film is on, if any....
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Tom, can you tell us some of the movies that CHFBers in particular will be interested in that have been added since the last edition? I bought my copy at Barnes and Noble yesterday, but really...
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Upon reading that they added some new movies but had to take out (how dare they?) some old ones, that's when I quit buying the annual edition.
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This is so interesting to me, because a very long time ago -- it probably was as early as 1968 -- I began to realize that things (all things, basically) were "different than they used to be." I began...
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Yes, it was the end of innocence in America. Vietnam. That's my short explanation. Basically agreeing with you.
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<< Tom, can you tell us some of the movies that CHFBers in particular will be interested in that have been added since the last edition? I bought my copy at Barnes and Noble yesterday, but...
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<< I began to see that things took a turn for the worse (by my standards) in 1965. << 1965(-ish) is also The Year It All Changed for me, too -- movie/TV-wise at least -- and I think it's...
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TomWeaver999 wrote:<< Tom, can you tell us some of the movies that CHFBers in particular will be interested in that have been added since the last edition? I bought my copy at Barnes and Noble...
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STRANGE ADVENTURE was me, yes! I got no guidelines. From a lifetime of reading these things, I knew what was needed. And if I went overboard length-wise or anything-wise, I'm sure they "fixed" 'em.
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I'm another one who divides the 1960s into pre-1965/post-1965. Pre-1965 feels like a Technicolor, air-conditioned, Beach Boys continuation of the 1950s while post-1965 feels all peace/love, hippies,...
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Tom, if the review of any early Thirties independently produced horror/mystery obscurity says that it looks good because it was filmed at Universal... is THAT you, nine times out of ten?
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You shoulda been a detective.
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Tom, did you write the reviews for the Universal classics, or was that Leonard Maltin?
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I added slightly to a few of the existing ones, that's all. Most of my reviews are Poverty Row movies of the '30s and '40s (including lotsa spooky ones) which, even though Sinister Cinema, Alpha,...
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ryanbrennan wrote:I'm another one who divides the 1960s into pre-1965/post-1965. Pre-1965 feels like a Technicolor, air-conditioned, Beach Boys continuation of the 1950s while post-1965 feels all...
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TomWeaver999 wrote:You shoulda been a detective.Do I know my Weavers, or do I KNOW my Weavers?
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rvoyttbots wrote:ryanbrennan wrote:I'm another one who divides the 1960s into pre-1965/post-1965. Pre-1965 feels like a Technicolor, air-conditioned, Beach Boys continuation of the 1950s while...
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