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James Mason

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Movie Name	Release Date
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea	July 20, 1955
Lolita	June 21, 1962
A Star Is Born	October 16, 1954

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Judy Garland and Ray Bolger in The Wizard of Oz, 1939

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"Film as dream, film as music. No art passes our consciousness in the way film does, and goes directly to our feelings, deep down into the dark rooms of our souls." - Ingmar Bergman

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Mabel Normand's silent comedy classic Mickey broke box office records and was the most popular film of the silent era. In 1919, an article in The Tattler proclaimed, “Next to our President there is no better known character in the country today than Mickey.” A century later, Mickey is entirely unknown to the general public. The film doesn’t show up in the Top 200 Favorite Silent Films on Flickchart or the Top 200 Most Popular Films of the 1910s on Letterboxd. Mabel Normand is not the only early female filmmaker to be neglected by 20th Century historians. Her masterpiece deserves more attention from movie buffs and scholars than they have given it so far. https://www.filmsranked.com/mickey-the-forgotten-blockbuster/ MUSIC:
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Versions sung by Christian Larese and Joan Silentio.
Lyrics by Harry Williams and Music by Neil Moret. #MabelNormand #SilentComedy

Mickey: The Forgotten Blockbuster

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NEW list of the best fantasy movies ever made. Fantasy is one of cinema’s oldest genres — Georges Méliès made beautiful magic in the 19th Century. But while filmmakers created indelible classics and unforgettable worlds through the 1900s, fantasy didn’t become a reliable blockbuster bet until the 21st Century. This list explores the evolution and milestones of fantasy films. Full list here: https://www.filmsranked.com/200-greatest-fantasy-films/ The list takes into account genre acclaim, prestige, popularity, and awards. It can both provide an introduction into a genre and also challenge film buffs who are looking to round out their knowledge. #fantasy #bestfilms

The 25 Greatest Fantasy Films of All Time

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Sherlock Jr. (1924) - dir. Buster Keaton https://www.filmsranked.com/movie/sherlock-jr/ Sherlock Jr. is one of Buster Keaton’s most recognized classics. He plays a motion picture projectionist who falls asleep and enters the world of film, playing a world-famous detective. Buster Keaton averaged about a masterpiece a year during the 1920s. Sherlock Jr., from 1924, is one of those. The scene in which Keaton’s character enters the screen was “the reason for making the whole picture…Just that one situation,” he would later say. The trick shots and special effects were extraordinary for their time. Keaton claimed, “every cameraman in the business went to see that picture more than once trying to figure out how the hell we did some of that.” GREATEST FANTASY FILMS OF ALL TIME: https://www.filmsranked.com/fantasy-films/ #BusterKeaton #SilentFilms

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