Movie Marathon (Part 3)

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French Comedies

  1. La soupe au choux (The Cabbage Soup)
  2. Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday
  3. La Cage aux Folles
  4. La Totale!
  5. Amélie
  6. Prête-moi ta Main
  7. The Tall Blonde Man with One Black Shoe
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  1. La soupe au choux (The Cabbage Soup)
  2. Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday
  3. La Cage aux Folles
  4. La Totale!
  5. Amélie
  6. Prête-moi ta Main
  7. The Tall Blonde Man with One Black Shoe
  8. Mon Oncle
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French Comedies

  1. La soupe au choux (The Cabbage Soup)
  2. Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday
  3. La Cage aux Folles
  4. La Totale!
  5. Amélie
  6. Prête-moi ta Main
  7. The Tall Blonde Man with One Black Shoe
  8. Mon Oncle
  9. The Artist
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French Comedies

  1. La soupe au choux (The Cabbage Soup)
  2. Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday
  3. La Cage aux Folles
  4. La Totale!
  5. Amélie
  6. Prête-moi ta Main
  7. The Tall Blonde Man with One Black Shoe
  8. Mon Oncle
  9. The Artist
  10. Trois Hommes et un Couffin (Three Men and a Cradle)

It inspired Three Men and a Baby

Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth

Akira Kurosawa’s samurai version

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Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
506

Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
507

Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
  4. Strange Brew - loosely adapted from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
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  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
  4. Strange Brew - loosely adapted from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
  5. Tower of London – medieval “history”

adapted from a couple of medieval documents, one written by Sir Thomas More, and a number of rumors, perpetuated by Shakespeare’s play, which is (supposedly) not a source, as this film is ACCURATE history

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Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
  4. Strange Brew - loosely adapted from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
  5. V for Vendetta – adapted from a graphic novel originally serialized as a ten-volume DC comic book (and yes, I own a set of them)

-“BB”-

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Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
  4. Strange Brew - loosely adapted from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
  5. V for Vendetta – adapted from a graphic novel originally serialized as a ten-volume DC
  6. The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy - adapted from a series of books which were adapted from a radio show, except it’s really a lot more complicated than that
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Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
  4. Strange Brew - loosely adapted from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
  5. V for Vendetta – adapted from a graphic novel originally serialized as a ten-volume DC
  6. The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy - adapted from a series of books which were adapted from a radio show, except it’s really a lot more complicated than that
  7. There Will Be Blood - adapted from the novel Oil!
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Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
  4. Strange Brew - loosely adapted from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
  5. V for Vendetta – adapted from a graphic novel originally serialized as a ten-volume DC
  6. The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy - adapted from a series of books which were adapted from a radio show, except it’s really a lot more complicated than that
  7. There Will Be Blood - adapted from the novel Oil!
  8. Harper Valley PTA - adapted from the hit song of the same title recorded by Jeannie C. Riley
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Films adapted from other media

  1. Throne of Blood - from Macbeth
  2. The Shadow (1994) - Adapted from the pulp character
  3. Dick Tracy - adapted from the newspaper comic strip
  4. Strange Brew - loosely adapted from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
  5. V for Vendetta – adapted from a graphic novel originally serialized as a ten-volume DC
  6. The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy - adapted from a series of books which were adapted from a radio show, except it’s really a lot more complicated than that
  7. There Will Be Blood - adapted from the novel Oil!
  8. Harper Valley PTA - adapted from the hit song of the same title recorded by Jeannie C. Riley
  9. O Brother, Where Art Thou? - Loosely based on Homer’s The Odyssey
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Movies with Misleading Titles

  1. Brazil -Has nothing to do with Brazil other than the closing song.
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Movies with Misleading Titles

  1. Brazil -Has nothing to do with Brazil other than the closing song.
  2. Reservoir Dogs - reportedly a corruption of the French film title Au revoir les enfants, which itself has little or nothing to do with RD
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Movies with Misleading Titles

  1. Brazil -Has nothing to do with Brazil other than the closing song.
  2. Fargo - The story takes place in Brainerd, Minnesota.
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Movies with Misleading Titles

  1. Brazil -Has nothing to do with Brazil other than the closing song.
  2. Fargo - The story takes place in Brainerd, Minnesota.
  3. Reservoir Dogs - reportedly a corruption of the French film title Au revoir les enfants, which itself has little or nothing to do with RD.

Housekeeping

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Movies with Misleading Titles

  1. Brazil -Has nothing to do with Brazil other than the closing song.
  2. Fargo - The story takes place in Brainerd, Minnesota.
  3. Reservoir Dogs - reportedly a corruption of the French film title Au revoir les enfants, which itself has little or nothing to do with RD.
  4. To Kill a Mockingbird - is not a “how-to” guide.

The title of the movie (and book) is mentioned in a sentence by Atticus, though. That it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird, because all they do is make pleasant music for us to listen to, or something.

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Movies with Misleading Titles

  1. Brazil -Has nothing to do with Brazil other than the closing song.
  2. Fargo - The story takes place in Brainerd, Minnesota.
  3. Reservoir Dogs - reportedly a corruption of the French film title Au revoir les enfants, which itself has little or nothing to do with RD.
  4. To Kill a Mockingbird - is not a “how-to” guide.
  5. Licorice Pizza - there is no licorice pizza in the film; the title refers to a SoCal record store chain from the 70s
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Movies with Misleading Titles

  1. Brazil -Has nothing to do with Brazil other than the closing song.
  2. Fargo - The story takes place in Brainerd, Minnesota.
  3. Reservoir Dogs - reportedly a corruption of the French film title Au revoir les enfants, which itself has little or nothing to do with RD.
  4. To Kill a Mockingbird - is not a “how-to” guide.
  5. Licorice Pizza - there is no licorice pizza in the film; the title refers to a SoCal record store chain from the 70s
  6. The Karate Kid (2010) - Set in China where he learns Kung Fu, not karate.