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60 of 103 · most liked firstJust saw someone asking if the new Harris-Lange film of Long Day’s Journey is “a remake of the Sidney Lumet film,” and I went all Nathan Fillion gif for a minute.
neutral · AI labelView post →“I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!” NETWORK (1976) In a decade littered with cinematic masterpieces, Paddy Chayefsky & Sidney Lumet’s movie is right up there at the top of the list. #PeterFinch
neutral · AI labelView post →I wrote a dispatch focusing on 3 Venice premieres: Danny Boyle's "Ink," which is thrillingly directed bullshit; the engrossing Iranian family drama "Falling House," which reminded me of Arthur Miller & Sidney Lumet; and Robert Greene's experiment "Too Much Sugar." www.rogerebert.com/festivals/ve...
neutral · AI labelView post →He did a Sidney Lumet movie, so the desire was there.
neutral · AI labelView post →it's kind of bizarre that the right has picked up Sidney Sweeney as some sort of right wing hero when her most personal film is a passionate criticism of the Catholic church and is pretty undeniably pro abortion.
neutral · AI labelView post →Ferngully Live Action movie, Timothée Chalamet is Zak, Sidney Sweeney is Krysta, Zachary Levi is Batty Koda, and, of course, Chris Pratt is Hexxus.
neutral · AI labelView post →Remembering the 198️⃣0️⃣‘s hilarious comedy film Stir Crazy 🎬 directed by Sidney Poitier 🇺🇸 starring Gene Wilder 🇺🇸 and Richard Pryor 🇺🇸 two friends who are given 125-year prison⛓️sentences after being framed 🖼️ for a bank robbery💰I have watched this classic many times 🎦 #StirCrazy #GeneWilder #RichardPryor
neutral · AI labelView post →And of course Rachel Roberts (and friends) in Sidney Lumet's incomparable film of Murder on the Orient Express.
neutral · AI labelView post →Pick one of the following: Sidney Lumet film titles or Prince song titles
neutral · AI labelView post →Sidney Lumet's best film.
neutral · AI labelView post →Rock Hudson and Sidney Poitier during filming of SOMETHING OF VALUE (1957).
neutral · AI labelView post →Giancarlo Esposito just compared Noah Segan to Sidney Lumet at the NYC premiere of THE ONLY LIVING PICKPOCKET IN NEW YORK. Apt!!!! This is the best NYC movie in YEARS.
neutral · AI labelView post →Stumbled upon the last half of TO SIR WITH LOVE (1967) on TCM and was drawn in as always. What a beautiful film. Love the on-location filming in London, and Sidney Poitier is reliably flawless, as is the theme song by Lulu. When Poitier tears up, we all tear up.🥲 #TCMparty #FilmSky #MovieSky
neutral · AI labelView post →"Holy Mother of God." In FAIL SAFE (1964) Larry Hagman plays Buck, the president's Russian-speaking translator. Hagman was offered the part after director Sidney Lumet saw him in the Broadway play THE BEAUTY PART. Hagman writes about what was his first feature film in his 2001 memoir.
neutral · AI labelView post →Day 407 of my cover challenge: (1993) 10,000 Maniacs & Michael Stipe cover Lulu's 1967 release which was the main theme for the film of the same name, starring Sidney Poitier #MusicSky youtu.be/ELuAy7wMie4?...
neutral · AI labelView post →Here is the original trailer for the film, which was directed by Sidney Lumet, written by Walter Bernstein, Eugene Burdick, and Harvey Wheeler, and stars Henry Fonda, Walter Matthau, Dan O’Herlihy, Frank Overton, Fritz Weaver, Edward Binns, and Larry Hagman:
neutral · AI labelView post →DOG DAY AFTERNOON premiered at the San Sebastián Film Festival on this day in 1975. Directed by Sidney Lumet and starring Al Pacino and John Cazale.
neutral · AI labelView post →Sidney Lumet's FAIL SAFE opened in theaters in New York City on this day in 1964. Here is the New York Times advertisement for the film.
neutral · AI labelView post →61 DAYS OF HORROR continues with tonight's movie: Roman Polanski’s 1968 psychological horror film ROSEMARY’S BABY, starring Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon, and Sidney Blackmer.
neutral · AI labelView post →So we came back in in January and asked him why he thought we would want to watch this Matt Damon poker movie? "What? Matt who? No, no, this is Robert Redford and Dan Aykroyd and like Sidney Poitier... And the woman from Home Alone, great actors. Is it not called Rounders? Maybe it's Sneakers."
neutral · AI labelView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge Sept. 14 - movie or TV character played by Sam Neill that is NOT Jurassic Park Sidney Reilly - Reilly: Ace of Spies (1983) #tvsky ...a dramatization of the missions and adventures of the greatest spy in British history...
neutral · AI labelView post →Network is such an all-time great movie. All of the Sidney Lumet movies I've seen have left a permanent mark on me but just thinking about Network makes me beam a complicated smile
positive · AI labelView post →Every week, the Muppets adapt a new Sidney Lumet film.
neutral · AI labelView post →Something I noticed in Scream 3, it's a tiny thing but I have to ask; Sidney Prescott was a fan of Creed of all bands? I saw the poster in her recreated film set room.
neutral · AI labelView post →I will NOT leave this sentence in as is in my monograph: "The film Paris Blues, starring Sidney Poitier & a very hot Paul Newman, offered a glimpse of this community."
neutral · AI labelView post →He’s the star of Sidney Lumet’s penultimate film. He’s an actor.
neutral · AI labelView post →Ticking off another film by the great Sidney Lumet...but does it hold up? Could it be better than Network and 12 Angry Men? Listen to find out what we had to say.
neutral · AI labelView post →No Way Out (1950). Depicts a race riot. At one point a character uses the N word dozens of times in a row uninterrupted. Much of Sidney Poitier's career would be hard to remake these days. Pressure Point (1962) where he's a therapist trying to deprogram a Nazi. Maybe that's exactly what the world needs a remake of right now, but we're not gonna get it. Basic Instinct (1992), Body Heat (1981), that sort of thing. They might remake it into a TV show, but they're not putting that much sex in…
neutral · AI labelView post →Saw Digger last night! Absolutely fantastic movie with some VERY very important messages behind it. Felt like a really exaggerated, bombastic and loud Sidney Lumet film in a lot of ways. If you can, go support it and see it while it's still in theaters!
neutral · AI labelView post →This movie made me fall in love with Sidney Poitier for life. Great actor. So handsome.
neutral · AI labelView post →(no disrespect to Sidney, who was also a very beautiful man LOL - but Mr. Newman's Original SIZZLES in that film.... He and Diahann Carroll - separately - burned up the damn screen!)
unlabelledView post →#Bales2026FilmChallenge #Bales2026MovieChallenge Sept. 10 - a movie featuring a teacher To Sir, With Love (1967) #filmsky #moviesky ...Mark Thackeray, played by Sidney Poitier, takes a temporary position teaching a group of rowdy students in London's East End neighborhood...
unlabelledView post →“It is a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done. A far better rest I go to than I have ever known.” Captain Kirk’s lines near the end of TWOK are actually said by Sidney Carton in Charles Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities, the book that Spock gifts Kirk at the beginning of the film.
unlabelledView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge 10/5 Movie scene that takes place in a classroom with a teacher To Sir, with Love (1967) Teacher Mark Thackaray (Sidney Poitier) lays down ground rules for his unruly class at an East London secondary school #filmsky 📽️ #moviesky www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRsQ...
unlabelledView post →There's a line in Sidney Lumet's film, "Night Falls on Manhattan", where Ron Liebman, who is terrific as a Jewish DA, delivers a line about "the party of my people", meaning the Dems. Fetterman seems to be gravitating toward the GOP, the party of his rich white privileged people.
unlabelledView post →I did it. Very blah. Sharon stone is no Gena Rowlands. I’m amazed Sidney Lumet would have attempted a remake of such a distinguished film
unlabelledView post →Ghost Dad. I learned only in the last year that it was directed by Sidney Poitier. I cannot right now remember what the other film in the double-header was.
unlabelledView post →One great western a day in September. Provide an image. Explain if you want. Movie: Annie Get Your Gun Director: George Sidney #WesternMovieChallenge #Filmsky #WesternSky #MovieSky #MovieChallenge Day 26 Annie Get Your Gun (1950)
unlabelledView post →This Labor Day watching one of my favorite Sidney Poitier movie ‘To Sir with Love’! Trivia fact Lulu who played Barbara Pegg and recorded the movie theme song was married to Maurice Gibbs of The Bee Gees! ❤️
unlabelledView post →3 reasons to recommend Circus of Horrors (1960): to experience the 3 times director Sidney Hayers built tension before deaths we knew were coming. If you like circus performances and looking at incredibly beautiful women, that may take you through a movie that simply moves too slowly. On TubiTV.
unlabelledView post →Share a horror movie crush from your past! Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott in Scream (1996) 🖤 Scream 2 (1997) Scream 3 (2000) SCRE4M (2011) Scream (2022) Scream 7 (2026)
unlabelledView post →The 1976 movie Network, directed by Sidney Lumet and written by Paddy Chayefsky, was eerily prescient:
unlabelledView post →not in my movie 😤 I could learn a thing or two from Sidney.
unlabelledView post →It’s been an education for me as well … yeesh. That Loving opinion is one for the ages, isn’t it? Like seriously … as if it were part of the script in the movie “The Heat of the Night” with Sidney Poitier.
unlabelledView post →Sidney Lumet, the master. Was gonna say that he never made a bad movie, but thought of a couple while I was typing. Still, what a filmography.
unlabelledView post →youtu.be/s79tVdT2jUs I love this song. It’s like a 70s Sidney Lumet movie packed into six minutes. Happy Birthday
unlabelledView post →Shutting Sidney up before she can say "Not in my movie" to these two
unlabelledView post →It's Sidney Lumet's first director credit (for film). One of the most impressive directorial debuts. He got a nom for best director and best picture at that year's Oscars
unlabelledView post →Erma, Connor, Luke, and Sidney are watching movie together as sleepover. They're actually watching Family Movie. Art by @kipattao1.bsky.social Characters belong to Brandon Santiago Luke Marco Williams is an oc
unlabelledView post →Your film of the week. Redford, John Houseman, Max von Sydow, Cliff Robertson. The best of the paranoid conspiracy thrillers - fans of Pakula's Parallax View may disagree - directed by Sidney Pollack, based on the excellent novel by James Grady. #HeReadsEverything
unlabelledView post →Jill was going to completely get away with everything while Sidney was in a coma. Then the next movie would be her at college trying to do a new Stab 2, and all the logistics of how to pull off a mystery murder spree. Plus Sidney would wake up with amnesia, or maybe faking it.
unlabelledView post →@steveshives.bsky.social Just starting your latest retrospective episode on MscGyver. I hope you get around to how the hiking episode is essentially a rip off of SHOOT TO KILL. And I don't mean, kinda sorta... It's just a rip off of this pretty tight if forgotten Sidney Poitier movie.
unlabelledView post →Poor Tatum, Jayce didn’t know who she was, only seeing her momentarily, yet kinda recalls seeing her with Sidney in the school once before. The movie from the tv, along with the loud teens prevent Jayce from hearing the commotion in the garage. Damn, those big ass ears of his and he can’t even -
unlabelledView post →Sidney jokes that Tori Spelling would play her in a movie in the first one
unlabelledView post →It continues to throw me when people reference Child's Play. I know it is an iconic horror film series, but I always think of the Sidney Lumet-directed movie of the same name, featuring James Mason and Robert Preston. (Based on the stage play with Pat Hingle, Fritz Weaver and Ken Howard)
unlabelledView post →'A dollar off for what you call breakfast'; then Sidney Poitier's "Smith" forks a single fried egg into his mouth in one bite. It would be a good time to revisit this film.
unlabelledView post →1941-OTD 1 of the all-time great film noir detective films, #TheMalteseFalcon , premieres.It was a perfect combination of screenwriting (Dashiell Hammett),directing (John Huston),& casting (Humphrey Bogart/Mary Astor/Peter Lorre/Sidney Greenstreet).still supercool🎥❤️ www.onthisday.com/people/humph...
unlabelledView post →Chiwetel Ejiofor 🎬 3 🎬 Sidney Poitier wfhgames.com/cinema-circuit/
unlabelledView post →Fantastic, under-rated heist film with an outstanding cast. Sidney Lumet directs. youtu.be/olpkoInL9CI?...
unlabelledView post →Movie Diary ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜᴇᴅ- The Verdict (dir. Sidney Lumet) [standard Blu-Ray edition]
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