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Sneakin' In The Movies introduction
by Dale Novick
A brief history of the movies from the 1920s to the present day. This is to encourage film watching, familiarity with genres, directors, actors and encourage viewers to watch more film with a critical eye.
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The People vs. Larry Flynt
This is a brilliant film directed by Milos Forman, released in 1996 that garnered several Oscar nominations. It was co-produced by Oliver Stone and star Woody Harrelson as the publisher of Hustler Magazine, Larry Flint, Oscar nominee Courtney Love, who plays Althea Flynt and Ed Norton who plays Flynt's lifelong attorney who delivers a fantastic performance when he is litigating in the Supreme Court on Flynt's behalf, against evangelist Jerry Falwell. It's beautifully acted, it's humorous, touching and inspiring to watch, as Flynt built his publishing empire over decades, eventually publishing 29 different magazines with global distribution.
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Oliver Stone's Classic War Drama Platoon
This is a film review of Oliver Stone's timeless war drama, Platoon, made in 1986, starring Charlie Sheen, Willem Defoe, Johnny Depp and Tom Berenger, filmed in the Philippines over 55 grueling days, yet intended to take place in the Vietnam war. It is a classic, and has been accredited with being one of the greatest depictions of war. It was written and directed by Stone, based upon his autobiographical journey during the Vietnam war.
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Scrapper, a British comedy, on Prime video.
Scrapper is a British comedy starring Lola Campbell and Harris Dickinson, set in a London suburb, about a 12 year old trying to survive on her own, during her summer holidays, after the devastating death and loss of her mother. She is dealing with loss, grief, responsibility, the adult world and emotional survival. It's a poignant heart-felt film about grief, relationships and survival, presented from the perspective of a 12 year old, laced with sensitive moments and longing, all in a comedic tapestry of a script. Tune in for a comet review!
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Daniel Roher's Tuner
Welcome to episode 1 of Sneakin'in the Movies with Dale Novick. Today's podcast reviews Daniel Roher's new film entitled Tuner, starring Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman in a feel-good drama, crime, romance set in New York City with the backdrop of the music world. Tune into Sneakin' in the Movies with me, for great film content, analysis and reviews. Catch you there!
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Sneakin' in The Movies with Dale Novick
This is an introduction to the world of contemporary film, including the history of film from the 1920s to the present day. Tune into my podcast Sneakin' in The Movies with Dale Novick, on platforms such as Amazon and RSS.com.
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A brief history of the movies from the 1920s to the present day. This is to encourage film watching, familiarity with genres, directors, actors and encourage viewers to watch more film with a critical eye.
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Dale Novick
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