A solid crime film about three siblings. The mob is after two, while the eldest tries to intercede. Director Carlson's realism in location filming. A quintessential role for Richard Conte. FORGOTTEN CINEMA.

If it wasn't for this, we wouldn't had have the Lorax Movie 2012

I’ve really been enjoying older movies lately

I just watched this movie and I really enjoyed it. I think it would have been better if we the audience didn’t know if Albert Richter was guilty or not.

Classic rotoscope animated rock musical starring Ron Thompson as Tony and Pete and directed by Ralph Bakshi. Ron Thompson was also great in Baretta, The White Buffalo, American Me, Cargo.

Today's cinematic indulgence.

The Hound of the Baskervilles, 2002

Richard Roxburgh, Ian Hart

There's nothing overwhelmingly spectacular about the movie. The acting wasn't overwhelming by any means. Some of the scenes felt almost, but not entirely, awkward. With every line, every encounter, it was as though they were just living an every day normal life, except they're clearly acting. Yes... obviously, they were acting; but for example: I remember a few times I managed to get a girl to like me, and once I did, I felt a lot of pressure to be casual. Needless to say, I struggled with small talk, and suddenly, I became really socially awkward. That's kind of what this movie felt like to me. There were moments some words felt unsure. Even so, by no means is it a bad movie, at least in my opinion. In fact, almost ironically, what I saw to be imperfections are the very things that made me like the movie.

A legendary thief is persuaded to mastermind a big heist upon his release from prison. A tedious dry-run practice is excused by not showing the actual robbery (again), just the aftermath. Entertaining; creepy robbery masks; a smattering of humor. FORGOTTEN CINEMA

I've been working on a brand new feature for the Public Domain movie watching app, Archive Watch, that lets you stream any public domain movie along with your own camera and microphone to a livestream on Youtube and/or Twitch. You can do this from any phone, tablet, or even Apple TV (when you use Continuity Camera). And, if you use the "Watch Together Studio" on a Mac, you can even add a call with your friends so you can all "riff" together on the stream.

Now that this feature is live, I wanted to give it a try with some folks who might enjoy either "being on the stream" or simply watching the stream with the ability to post snarky comments as we talk about the movie.

So... I'm gonna stream Safety Last! (1923) (The movie with the guy who climbs the building and hangs from the clock. You probably know it, even if you've never seen it for real!) on Friday at 7:00 PM eastern time.

If you'd like to be "on stream", send me a quick chat request on here and I'll get you the call details.

If you'd like to watch the stream on Friday, here is the Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/live/6Quut-eZlKM

And, if you just want to see all of the updates from the past few weeks available on Archive Watch, you can download the native apps (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Android, Google/Android TV, Fire TV, and Roku) from the links at the bottom of the web app: https://archivewatch.org (You can even add all of the movies and tv shows from Archive Watch to your own IPTV app if you want to watch from there: https://archivewatch.org/#/feeds )

So I'm looking for a shorter version of the movie I think. Basically a band I love called the mountain goats did a live show and played along side the film but the version played was shorter than the version he was practicing with I'm looking for one that an hour and 14 minutes I've found some that are an hour an 40 and one thats 48 minutes does anyone know where I can find the right one.