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Love With the Proper Stranger (1963): Mulligan’s Romantic Melodrama

The film, nicely shot in black and white, addresses “taboo” themes at the time, such as abortion, and norms of conventional marriage.

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Love With the Proper Stranger (1963): Mulligan’s Romantic Melodrama

The film, nicely shot in black and white, addresses “taboo” themes at the time, such as abortion, and norms of conventional marriage.

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Oscars Scandals: Grace Kelly (“Country Girl”) Beats Judy Garland (“Star Is Born”)

Grace Kelly Oscar: Comedian Groucho Marx sent Judy consolatory telegram: “Dear Judy. This is the biggest robbery since Brink’s.”

Reviews

Till the End of Time (1946): Dmytryk’s War Vets Drama, Starring Dorothy McGuire, Guy Madison

A B-level movie, “Till the End of Time” deals the same topic as “Best Year of Our Lives,” the hard adjustment of WWII veterans to post-war civilian life.

One Battle After Another: Anderson’s Oscar Winning Carnivalesque Epic Advenurec

One Battle After Another is Anderson’s most ambitious and most entertaining film to date while also his most thematically dense, with strong political overtones.

You Can See See Everything: Holmes Blockbuster Docu Sweeps CCA

“You Can See Everything” won everything it was nominated for

Godzilla Minus Zero: Sci-Fi Epic Dominates Box-Office

Directed by Takashi Yamazaki, the movie takes place two years after the prior installment as Godzilla resurfaces to combat a new monster that’s tormenting postwar Japan.