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February 05, 2009

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Tony Dayoub

Oh, excellent choice as an example of cinematic beauty (both in the shot's mise-en-scene, and in the actor you chose to highlight).

Campaspe

Breathtaking. I actually gasped. Thank you. (Although the Swanberg piece is fascinating, even if like me you've never seen a single one of his movies.)

J. Warthen

Ms Cardinale had the good fortune or exquisite instincts to lend her talents/beauty to a disproportionate number of wonderful films (along with B. Lancaster, B. Stanwyck, Robert Ryan, James Mason). Generations hence will watch her bringing water out to the gawking railworkers in the magisterial ending of ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST and wish to God they had been born sooner.

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