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Leonard Maltin

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Film Critic and Historian. #MaltinOnMovies podcast with my daughter @jessiemaltin and @movieguidepod. Merch is available from @teepublic
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EVERYWHERE MAN: A DOC WORTH SINGING ABOUT

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By Leonard Maltin
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Every now and then a show-business documentary comes along that catches my fancy and lingers in my mind for days. Such a film is Peter Asher: Everywhere Man. If you’re old enough to remember the musical British invasion led by The Beatles, you may recall a popular singing duo known as Peter and Gordon.
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THE ROCKETEER SOARS AGAIN

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By Leonard Maltin
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Monday night a near sell-out crowd filled the El Capitan Theater on Hollywood Boulevard to see The Rocketeer on its 25th anniversary along with three of its principal creators: director Joe Johnston, production designer Jim Bissell, and executive producer Larry Franco. I was lucky enough to be asked to host a panel with this trio onstage, and each participant had warm feelings toward the movie—if not the conditions in which they had to work (cold, sometimes rainy night shoots).
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PROTO-NOIR AND PRIME NOIR ON BLU-RAY

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By Leonard Maltin
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THE BIG COMBO – Ignite Films Joseph H. Lewis was a prolific director of B movies and episodic television, but his latter-day claim to fame is a virtuosic film noir, Gun Crazy (1950). When I first saw that film it knocked me out and led me to seek out his second-best-known noir, The Big Combo (1955) which I’ve always thought of as The Big Disappointment. But the lavish treatment it has received in this new Blu-ray release has caused me to have second thoughts.
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