September 4th 2013. Pick Of The Day.
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I won't have you lookin' so glum, chum! Sure, I'm feeling the comedown from the Labor Day jubilation just as much as the next guy, but just 'cause Autumn and hurricane season approacheth doesn't mean there's no joy to be had in Mudville! To wit, ongoing classic film series today consist of MoMA's Auteurist History of Film Reprise, which gives movie lovers a second chance to catch up with the museum's excellent programming, and Film Forum's sadly ending Son of Summer SciFi, Fantasy and Horror, which has been pure Cinegeek crack. Here's the full rundown;
Film Forum
WAR OF THE WORLDS (1953) Dir; Byron Haskin
ALIEN (1979) Dir; Ridley Scott
THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL (1951) Dir; Robert Wise
ALIENS (1986) Dir; James Cameron
MoMA
SALVATORE GIULIANO (1961) Dir; Francesco Rosi
I VITELLONI (1953) Dir; Federico Fellini
LE PLAISIR (1952) Dir; Max Ophuls
Today's Pick? Easy. The Film Forum's 2-fer double bill of Byron Haskin's WAR OF THE WORLDS and Robert Wise's THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. Why? Klaatu barada nikto! That's why!
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-Joe Walsh