Or on a double bill with Wit (2001). See also Dark Victory (1939).

Or on a double bill with Wit (2001). See also Dark Victory (1939).

Life's no longer miserable, you're into the horrible.

Life's no longer miserable, you're into the horrible.

Dorm room wisdom always held that 81/2 slyly referred to penis length, leading to good jokes when the stage version, Nine, arrived in the '80s, and even better 'metric system' jokes in the '90s. It feels like one of the many Tarantino imitators of the time must have covered this…

Dorm room wisdom always held that 81/2 slyly referred to penis length, leading to good jokes when the stage version, Nine, arrived in the '80s, and even better 'metric system' jokes in the '90s. It feels like one of the many Tarantino imitators of the time must have covered this…

Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be a vampire.

Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be a vampire.

But, hang on, there isn't just a 24 fps vs 48 fps decision to be made, there's also a 2d vs 3d decision, and a 3d vs 3d Imax or Vmax decision. If you believe that *more* is always better, there may be *no* dominant or straightforwardly cinephilic option - you may have to trade off screen size and sound intensity…

But, hang on, there isn't just a 24 fps vs 48 fps decision to be made, there's also a 2d vs 3d decision, and a 3d vs 3d Imax or Vmax decision. If you believe that *more* is always better, there may be *no* dominant or straightforwardly cinephilic option - you may have to trade off screen size and sound intensity…

And who would have guessed that Nazir homes in on jazz freakouts? (At the end Carrie should just whistle some Coltrane and wait.)

And who would have guessed that Nazir homes in on jazz freakouts? (At the end Carrie should just whistle some Coltrane and wait.)

Yep, key films of the 1920s and '30s such as 39 Steps and Trouble in Paradise and Caligari were until quite recently seen mainly in terrible/near-unwatchable editions, but are now a pleasure to watch for almost everybody. Yay.

Yep, key films of the 1920s and '30s such as 39 Steps and Trouble in Paradise and Caligari were until quite recently seen mainly in terrible/near-unwatchable editions, but are now a pleasure to watch for almost everybody. Yay.

The original, 9 minute extended mix is worth a listen:
http://youtu.be/fX9UJAX7nWM
Having covered sex and war, Frankie now tackled religion…

The original, 9 minute extended mix is worth a listen:
http://youtu.be/fX9UJAX7nWM
Having covered sex and war, Frankie now tackled religion…

Olivia Newton John, Elton John, Sir Isaac Newton, & Sir Laurence Olivier.

Olivia Newton John, Elton John, Sir Isaac Newton, & Sir Laurence Olivier.

Sean Young and Michelle Pfeiffer.

Sean Young and Michelle Pfeiffer.