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atomic-chronoscaph · 9 months ago
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Robin Phillips and Peter Cushing - Tales from the Crypt (1972)
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mariocki · 1 year ago
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Doctor Who: The Keys of Marinus (1.5, BBC, 1964)
"I want to speak of your father. You know, he was a very wise and brilliant man and I know how you felt when you learned of his death."
"And his life's work destroyed."
"Oh, no, no, no, no, I wouldn't say that. His work will go on, only not quite in the same way. But I don't believe that man was made to be controlled by machines. Machines can make laws, but they cannot preserve justice; only human beings can do that."
#doctor who#classic doctor who#the keys of marinus#1964#bbc#terry nation#john gorrie#william hartnell#jacqueline hill#william russell#carole ann ford#george coulouris#robin phillips#katherine schofield#donald pickering#fiona walker#henley thomas#stephen dartnell#francis de wolff#edmund warwick#raf de la torre#another old favourite from childhood. i distinctly remember first watching this with my bro as a nipper; he hated it (boring and naff) but#i was entranced; something about all those mini adventures strung together‚ the different locations and traps and menaces. it.. doesn't#entirely hold up to my childhood memories (tho I'm surprised to read so much antipathy towards the serial) but considering the complete#lack of money available (post Marco Polo extravagance) and the ambitious multiple sets and costume changes‚ i think the team did fairly#well. surprised to find that‚ despite Coulouris' Arbitan being seared into my mind as a main player of this story‚ he only actually appears#in part 1. the script isn't Nation at his best (but as ever i love his imagination in alien world building‚ with acid seas and glass#beaches) and the plot does Susan dirty (reduced to quivering child for much of the story‚ where's the alien brilliance of the first story?)#but Barbara gets a good showing here‚ particularly in part 2 (the brains with eyes! they shouldn't be adorable but they are). the trial ep#is a little clunkier‚ slowing down the pace as the story starts to wrap up‚ but I'm still quite fond of this silly story
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erstwhile-punk-guerito · 1 month ago
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weirdlookindog · 2 years ago
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Robin Phillips in Tales From the Crypt (1972)
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ian-chestert0n · 2 years ago
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Doctor Who - The Keys of Marinus part six
With Jacqueline Hill as Barbara Wright, William Russell as Ian Chesterton, Robin Phillips as Altos and Katharine Schofield as Sabetha
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nathalieskinoblog · 2 years ago
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David Copperfield 1935 - 2019
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ofkithandmckinney · 1 year ago
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Cute & Contemplative in Robin & Mark & Richard III
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gameofthunder66 · 10 months ago
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'Tales from the Crypt (1972) film
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-watched 1/3/2024- 3 stars- on Tubi (free)
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twittercomfrnklin2001-blog · 11 months ago
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Tales From the Crypt
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In an anthology film, pacing is everything. Freddy Francis’ TALES FROM THE CRYPT (1972, Tubi) wisely puts its two strongest stories at the beginning and end. The middle of the five stories may drag a big, but at least it has a moving performance by Peter Cushing as an old man terrorized by a snooty neighbor (Robin Phillips). Five strangers touring a catacomb in England are waylaid by a mysterious robed figure (Ralph Richardson) who confronts each with their fate. Since they’re a thoroughly unlikable lot, it’s fun to see them get theirs, particularly in the two best stories. The film opens with a justly famous episode in which Joan Collins kills her husband and tries to make it look like an accident while also fighting to keep a killer dressed as Santa Claus out of her house. It’s all scored to Christmas carols played on the radio, which makes it even more delicious. In the final story, Nigel Patrick takes over a home for the blind and starts cutting corners, a big mistake considering one of the patients is Patrick Magee. The story’s attitude toward disability is contradictory. At one point Magee says that being blind has heightened his senses (a popular myth that won’t go away), but the whole concept of isolating the blind in an institution seems hopelessly out of date. And just to put that plot element into question, the patients are shown to be pretty darned capable. The whole film is professionally put together, which is an improvement over a lot of the crap I sit through, and though the other stories tend toward the pedestrian, the memory of Collins fighting off Santa and Patrick screaming in the dark have made it a popular favorite. There’s also the curious question of Phillips relationship with the older man (David Markham) who shares his home. The credits and Wikipedia list him as Phillips’ father, but they really seem more like intergenerational lovers, with Phillips reveling in the newfound wealth and social position he’s gotten in return for services rendered. Or maybe it’s just me.
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cinemaquiles · 1 year ago
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Tem no Youtube: o ainda fascinante "Contos do além" (Tales From The Crypt,1972)!
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romancemedia · 1 year ago
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Disney Couples + Snuggling Together
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shyjusticewarrior · 5 months ago
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Harley offering Robins hot chocolate
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Harley Quinn #23
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Harley Quinn #41
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ian-chestert0n · 2 years ago
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Doctor Who - The Keys of Marinus part five
With William Hartnell as The Doctor, William Russell as Ian Chesterton, Jacqueline Hill as Barbara Wright, Donald Pickering as Eyesen, Henley Thomas as Tarron, Fiona Walker as Kala, Martin Cort as Aydan, Robin Phillips as Altos and Katharine Schofield as Sabetha
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catastrophicalcat · 3 months ago
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Super excited for the new Batman & Robin team! Some thoughts from the new writer:
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pennyserenade · 2 months ago
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i’m actually so serious about ewan mcgregor’s filmography. no one else is serious enough abt it. there’s so many incredible movies and about 90 of them are underrated or cult classics. star wars is great but it’s almost one of the least interesting things he’s done. there’s trainspotting! there’s moulin rouge! shallow grave! down with love! i love you phillip morris! big fish! perfect sense (devastating movie)! birds of prey!!! not to mention his season of fargo!!! where he plays not one but TWO characters and blows it so far out of the water i was genuinely sobbing by the end of it. like on my knees. good stuff
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haveyouseenthismovie-poll · 2 months ago
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