Swiss Family Robinson (1960) — Mike’s Movies

This was one of my childhood favorites, and watching it as an adult it’s easy to see why. Few of Disney’s efforts matched this one in terms of creating a feel of epic adventure and grand scale. This is the first film Disney filmed in Panavision, and the wide-screen presentation is the perfect choice to […]

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Tales From The Silver Screen: Part 2 Black and White 1949 — Carrot Ranch Literary Community

In this series-depending on how long it lasts, for life, writing, and so many other things, are quite fleeting-I hope to look at a few classic films, give my take on them, perhaps even say something new that will have significance for today, and, failing that, try like the devil to be entertainingly provocative. I […]

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Why former Rhythm City actor Jamie Bartlett aka David Genaro decided to quit — News365.co.za

When his son hit his final year at university, he felt a fundamental shift. After working hard for so many years to give his only child a good life, Jamie Bartlett decided the time had come to focus on himself. Having spent the past 13 years playing David Genaro in Rhythm City, he wanted to […]

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Why We Should Dare to Write Terribly — A Writer’s Path

by Novelty Revisions Every once in a while, you’ll write something you wish you could erase. And hey, with just a few frustrated pinky jabs into your delete key, that wish is easily self-granted if it’s just you and your word processor. If you’ve written something terrible and posted to social media, I […]

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