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by Robert Horvat July 30, 2019 Number of comments0

Cinemas Greatest Scenes

Cinemas Greatest Scenes: The mirror scene in The Marx Brothers Duck Soup.

Not all the Marx Brothers films in their heyday were well received, including their mapcap classic Duck Soup (1933). But over timeContinue Reading

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The Duellists (1977) is Ridley Scott’s feature directorial debut about two French officers whose fifteen year feud goes to extraordinary lengths where both men try to kill each other.

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Classic albums: Madonna, Bedtime Stories (1994).
10 Best One-Word Song Titles.
For The Love of Wine: A brief history of South American Wine.

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