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Monday
Jun292020

June Wraps

In June we lost Joel Schumacher & Sir Ian Holm but the month wasn't all bad. The weather was beautiful, we got a new Spike Lee joint, and we survived another month of this very bad no good worst and quite movie-bereft year. Here are a dozen highlights from the month that was...

Da 5 Bloods reviewed
200 Oldest Living Screen Stars a mega list. Appreciate 'em while they're here
• Spain's Mistake when they passed over Talk to Her
King of Staten Island reviewed
His & Hers Oscars - the 8 times both Supporting statues went to the same movie
Janet Leigh in Psycho let's get her out of the shower
The Furniture: Safe social distancing with Todd Haynes & Julianne Moore
Viola's First Breakthrough before Doubt, a triple
Disclosure Trans Lives on Screen reviewed
Curio: Movie Loving Masks if it can't be fashion, make it film!

most discussed
Ten Best Picture Nominees again!
Smackdown 2002 those merry murderesses of Chicago...and an even merrier panel

Next Up...
Tomorrow we're turning the blog over to lyricis Tom Mizer (The Marvelous Mrs Maisel) for a special guest blog movie-musical loving day. Then we're on to The Smackdown of 1957 so watch Peyton Place and Witness for a Prosecution won'cha?

Also in July
We'll celebrate Yul Brynner's Centennial, do a retrospective of the 1991 film year, and at the end of the month the 1991 Smackdown + the Emmy nominations hit.

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Reader Comments (7)

June wasn't bad, but I have a feeling that Nathaniel could single-handedly make July Bette-r. ;)

June 29, 2020 | Unregistered CommenterEdna

Edna who goes by different names every day to try to force Seasons of Bette to return -- keep dreaming. It's a Smackdown summer!

June 29, 2020 | Unregistered CommenterNATHANIEL R

I know it's a smackdown summer, and all in all a very odd year but any chance of finishing the April Foolish predictions? Only the actors to do, shouldn't take too long.

June 30, 2020 | Unregistered CommenterBoxer

Then you'll have enough time the rest of this years remaining"Seasons" to find usages "of" your time for "Bette-r" things.

June 30, 2020 | Unregistered CommenterBoxer

It was inevitable, but the first of the 200 has died. #7 Carl Reiner, one of the very greatest by any standard.

June 30, 2020 | Unregistered Commenterken s

Ken -- yes, sad news to wake up to.

June 30, 2020 | Registered CommenterNATHANIEL R

Lol .... yeah lets nag and poke Nathaniel a bit ... you can still be a fool in July ;) ... the problem is I'm not interested in other predictions then the once I get from you here on TFE.

Good month - just not sure about wanting to watch 'Da 5 Bloods' despite the award buzz. But saying that, I felt the same about "1917" - which turned out to be MY biggest surprise and one of my favourites of 2019 (the one shot really got me full on ;)

June 30, 2020 | Unregistered CommenterMartin
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