Synopsis:
A band of soldier friends from the 82nd airborne regroup 15 years later to rob millions of dollars from five Las Vegas casinos. When one of the eleven’s future step-father learns who pulled the job, the crew must find a way to smuggle the loot out of town before their payoff is cut in half.

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Synopsis:
Sheriff John T. Chance has his hands full after arresting Joe Burdette for murder. He knows that Burdette’s brother Nathan, a powerful rancher, will go to any lengths to get him out of jail. Chance’s good friend Pat Wheeler offers to help but within 20 minutes of making the offer is gunned down in the street, shot in the back. That leaves his elderly deputy Stumpy, the town drunk Dude – once a deputy and a pretty good shot when he was sober – and a young hand, Colorado, who used to work for Wheeler. Nathan Burdette meanwhile has a couple of dozen men at his disposal. Chance does his best to prepare all the while romancing a pretty gambler who goes by the name of Feathers.

2.99GB | 2h 21mn | 1022×576 | mkv

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Language:English
Subtitles:English, French, Spanish (muxed)

The post Howard Hawks – Rio Bravo (1959) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Set on an Army base during World War II, Pfc. Alvin Korwin (Lewis) and 1st Sgt. Vic Puccinelli (Martin) were friends before the war and had a nightclub act. Private Korwin wants to go home to see his newly born baby and Sgt. Puccinelli wants to be transferred overseas. Confusion ensues when a pregnant old girlfriend arrives to visit Sgt. Vic Puccinelli

2.64GB | 1 h 32 min | 764×576 | mkv

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Quote:
A jealous piano teacher Orville Spooner sends his beautiful wife, Zelda, away for the night while he tries to sell a song to a famous nightclub singer Dino, who is stranded in town.

New York Times Review:
Spoiler
HOLLYWOOD — This was an unmistakable Billy Wilder-I. A. L. Diamond operation. There was the sharp contrast of surface-banter and concentration on detail; of unpredictable laughter, brushed off by disciplined professionalism. Mr. Wilder, as director, paced near the camera or prowled among actors, a multicolored cap tilted over his pixie face. Mr. Diamond lurked solemnly in the background. At the end of each sequence at the Samuel Goldwyn Studio, the partners usually retreated into corners to compare notes.

The occasion was the latest Wilder-Diamond movie, “Kiss Me, Stupid,” starring Peter Sellers, Dean Martin and Kim Novak, and featuring Felicia Farr and Cliff Osmond. The picture, as usual, was being made for the Mirisch Corporation, with distribution by United Artists. This was the film for which three unpublished George Gershwin tunes have been supplied with lyrics by Ira Gershwin. This was also the first Hollywood work by Mr. Sellers.

Repeatedly, as the scenes were filmed, off-color quips were exchanged between Mr. Wilder and Mr. Martin. Sometimes the comments were “insides.” Thus, Mr. Martin referred to Mr. Osmond as “Ollie,” because of a suggestion of the Oliver Hardy comedy technique by Mr. Osmond in one bit.

Sight Gags

However, it was Mr. Sellers who stole the show without saying a word. He broke up Mr. Martin repeatedly with a few sly, deadpan glances. Mr. Martin, like a schoolboy with the giggles, was unable to recover for a few minutes, while the cinematographer, Joseph LaShelle, waited for a word from an astonished Mr. Wilder. “I can’t help it,” Mr. Martin apologized, trying not to look at Mr. Sellers while he smothered laughter. The English actor allowed himself the trace of a smirk, but his eyes glittered. Soon laughter was general.

“He makes jokes,” said a visiting executive of Mr. Sellers. “But don’t let it fool you. He is the damndest worrier. He is like all perfectionists. One time in England, he woke up a director in the middle of the night because he was worried about his performance the day before.”

The situation being filmed this day was crucial since, with typical Wilder-Diamond verbal economy, it established key characters and presented the basic problem from which all subsequent complications and humor would flow. Here are a couple of impecunious gasoline-station attendants (Mr. Sellers and Mr. Osmond) dreaming in a small Nevada town of fame as songwriters. Along comes an internationally famous entertainer (Mr. Martin) fresh from another Las Vegas conquest, stopping his expensive dual Ghia convertible at the station for gasoline en route to Hollywood. The problem: To persuade the entertainer to record one of their songs. Basically, Mr. Wilder conceded, this was a variation on how the country bumpkins bilk the city slicker.

As “Dino,” king of pop singers, prepared to drive away from the gasoline station, Orville J. Spooner (Sellers) begins his pitch. He is wearing a sweatshirt with the front covered by a massive head of Beethoven. He receives no encouragement and presses with: “We also have an Italian-type song, like ‘Volare,’ only better–be just perfect for you.”

Playing Post Office

“Dino’s” response: “Shove it–in an envelope and send it to my office in Hollywood.”

“Oh, no,” says Orville. “All you guys want is to steal those stamps.” The celebrity’s car spurts dust in Orville’s face as it vanished across Alex Trauner’s set. “Oh, to hell with him,” says Orville. “He sings flat anyway.” The car has, of course, been slightly damaged by Orville’s hulking partner, Barney J. Millsap. A few seconds later, Orville, with that combination of innocence and Satanism that is the Sellers’ world wide trademark, is answering an anguished telephone call from “Dino,” with:

“Oh hello there. Of course I remember you.” Then, with exquisite timing: “What seems to be the trouble.”

Soon the car is back at the gas station and the real mischief of the picture gets under way. “Dino” must be induced to remain over night. A wife (Miss Farr) must vanish and a substitute wife (Miss Novak) appear from a sleazy nightclub called “The Belly Button,” where the female costume features rhinestone set in the bared navel.

At one point, as props were being arranged for another sequence, Mr. Sellers commented briefly on the rash of his movies now being shown.

“They’ll be showing my old faded family snapshots next,” he said, “this is what happens as soon you become something to be stared at in the London Zoo.”

Billy Wilder - (1964) Kiss Me, Stupid.mkv

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Synopsis:
In the post-war, the alcoholic and bitter veteran military and former writer Dave Hirsch returns from Chicago to his hometown Parkman, Indiana. He is followed by Ginnie Moorehead, a vulgar and easy woman with whom he spent his last night in Chicago that has fallen in love with him. The resentful Dave meets his older brother Frank Hirsh, who owns a jewelry store and is a prominent citizen of Parkman that invites him to have dinner with his family. Dave meets his sister-in-law Agnes that hates him since one character of his novel had been visibly inspired on her, and his teenage niece Dawn. Frank introduces the school teacher Gwen French to him and Dave feels attracted by the beautiful woman that is daughter of his former Professor Robert Haven French and idolizes his work as writer. However, his unrequited love with Gwen drives Dave back to the local bar where he befriends the professional gambler Bama Dillert and meets Ginnie again with the Chicago’s mobster Raymond Lanchak that was her former lover and has followed her from Chicago. The unconditional love of Ginnie for Dave leads to a tragedy in the calm Parkman.

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https://nitro.download/view/48298CC7D155E6F/Some_Came_Running_(1958)_–_Vincente_Minnelli.mkv

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The post Vincente Minnelli – Some Came Running (1958) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Quote:
A Brooklyn answering service operator becomes involved in the lives of her clients, including a struggling playwright with whom she begins to fall in love.

	
Vincente Minnelli - (1960) Bells Are Ringing.mkv

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