Good Enough Movies: THE THIN MAN (1934) (Patreon)

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2018-04-28 15:08:38

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A celebration of the reliable 3-star movies we love, GOOD ENOUGH MOVIES looks back on the not-quite-classics you can still quote by heart and will always stop to watch whenever they're on. Maybe it's a nostalgic fave you haven't seen in years, maybe it's a movie you would've loved but never heard about - until now. They're far from perfect, they're hardly ubiquitous, but they're still G.E.M.s

THIS INSTALLMENT: Once upon a time all it took to launch a six-film blockbuster movie franchise was winning chemistry, crackling dialogue between two main characters and... actually, that pretty much did it. In a time when sound-era Hollywood was just beginning to rediscover the power of big-picture spectacle, audiences were also packing theaters to watch Nick and Nora Charles banter, drink, lounge around the party scene and (eventually) solve a crime or two - and here's the one that started it all.

MUSIC: Dances and Dames, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Good Enough Movies: THE THIN MAN (1934)

http://www.patreon.com/moviebob1 A celebration of the reliable 3-star movies we love, GOOD ENOUGH MOVIES looks back on the not-quite-classics you can still quote by heart and will always stop to watch whenever they're on. Maybe it's a nostalgic fave you haven't seen in years, maybe it's a movie you would've loved but never heard about - until now. They're far from perfect, they're hardly ubiquitous, but they're still G.E.M.s THIS INSTALLMENT: Once upon a time all it took to launch a six-film blockbuster movie franchise was winning chemistry, crackling dialogue between two main characters and... actually, that pretty much did it. In a time when sound-era Hollywood was just beginning to rediscover the power of big-picture spectacle, audiences were also packing theaters to watch Nick and Nora Charles banter, drink, lounge around the party scene and (eventually) solve a crime or two - and here's the one that started it all. MUSIC: Night on The Docks Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...