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The defeat of the Nazis in the Second World War removed the greatest of all villains from the world. Hollywood, however, needed those villains for its films, at least in a few years before the emerging Cold War would establish Communist Russians as their replacement. The best known among those early post-war films was *Notorious*, a 1946 spy thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock, which would later be celebrated as o…
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Hey guys I’m back again with another movie review today. Yes, it has been weeks since I last posted the review and I’m doing it again. Today I’ll be doing another really old movie review. This time it’s another favorite Notorious (1946) . Image Mr. Alfred Hitchcock was a genius. The "Master of Suspense" knew how to engage the audience. Even if you haven't watched any of his movies, you have obviously heard of Psycho…More
Ingrid Bergman supposedly was one of Hitchcock´s favourite female leads ("blondes"). And I can understand why. Personally, of all the "classic" female movie stars of this era, swedish Ingrid Bergman, is my favourite. Not because her acting is particularly deep in a modern sense or because of her beauty, of which she obviously had a lot. No, it is because when I watch her I actually feel like there is a person behind…More
I've not really ever considered myself a fan of Conor McGregor. The arrogance that he has displayed over the years on his rise to being the number one paid MMA fighter (by far) was one that kind of ground at my nerves to the point where I reveled in his defeats. That being said, this new-to-Netflix (but released in 2017) documentary called *Notorious* is a winner and shows what Conor had to go through in order to ri…More