10 Movies Disowned By Their Own Directors
Even some filmmakers know when they've made a real clunker of a movie.
February 10, 2015
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Even some filmmakers know when they've made a real clunker of a movie.
The year in classic film on video gets off to a laugh-filled start with Criterion’s Blu-ray debut of Preston Sturges’ screwball classic “The Palm Beach Story’’ (1942) in a gleaming…
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