Oscar Winner: On June 4-6, 1942, a large Japanese force attempted to capture Midway Island in the North Pacific, but was defeated by U.S. forces with a loss ratio of 4:1 in favor of the Americans. On hand was a crew of naval photographers directed by John Ford; their documentary footage was edited together with [...]
HOLA ESTE ES EL GRUPO B.A.C.F (BEST ACTION and COMEDY FILMS) Conformado por Matfad10 fundador del grupo y administrador principal, 33minutos Fundador y Camarografo, Lordedurod Fundador y creador de los videos . Esperamos que se una mas gente pronto max 6 personas
This video is the trailer of our new group Best Action and Comedy [...]
Of course the list reflects my favorites so the top 10 in MY opinion
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Passion de Jeanne D’Arc directed by Carl T. Dryer – 1927/1928 In 1431 Rouen, in the midst of a ravaging Hundred Years War with England, a nineteen year old French peasant girl named Jeanne (colloquially, Joan) was condemned to death by the church tribunal for heresy, and burned at the stake. Based on the historical [...]
Heres one of the most surprisingly good films Ive ever seen on IFC. Normally the Independent Film Channel has a penchant for showing unusual or obscure films that arent really independent in the true sensethis film happens to be one of them.
The Dogs of War (released by United Artists) is a 1980 [...]
Heres one of the most surprisingly good films Ive ever seen on IFC. Normally the Independent Film Channel has a penchant for showing unusual or obscure films that arent really independent in the true sensethis film happens to be one of them.
The Dogs of War (released by United Artists) is a 1980 [...]
10 minutes by Ahmed Imamovic. 1994. Sarajevo, Bosnia and Rome, Italy. How many different things can happen for only 10 Minutes. The film won the award for the best European short film in 2002.
This short film, as its title indicates lasts only 10 minutes, but it tells a much longer story which unravels only in [...]
The Third Man – Directed by Carol Reed 1949 Cinematography by Robert Krasker with Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten, Alida Valli – The Third Man (1949) is a visually-stylish thriller – a paranoid story of social, economic, and moral corruption in a depressed, rotting and crumbling, 20th century Vienna following World War II. The striking film-noirish, [...]
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From big blockbusters to small independent films, they all earned a slot in my Top 10 Best Films of 2009 list. My requirements are simple did the film entertain? Provoke? Cajole? Will I remember the movie years from now? Im happy to report that the films that entertained, provoked, [...]
Heres one of the most surprisingly good films Ive ever seen on IFC. Normally the Independent Film Channel has a penchant for showing unusual or obscure films that arent really independent in the true sensethis film happens to be one of them.
The Dogs of War (released by United Artists) is a 1980 [...]
