Tuesday, April 13, 2010
The Rat Pack * * *
One of the most iconic group of singers and actors to ever come together was the world famous Rat Pack. Known well in the 50's and 60's featuring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop, for their hit songs, but also for their many scandals with women and the great connections with future president John Kennedy. The film gives some interesting insight on how the group formed and broke apart slowly, and focuses on each of the group members lives. Well in each member of the group i mean only Frank Sinatra and Sammmy Davis Jr. and what they do that affects others.
The acting is well on target, yet for some reason, we dont believe that they are exactly who the actual people were. The only outstanding performance in all of the movie was Don Cheadle who played Sammy Davis. He brought a real deep feling to the character that showed us something new about him. While the film overall doesn't quite live up to better singers biographical movies, it has some nice, interesting facts that will please anyone hwo is a fan of the singers, just like me.
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"A film is a petrified fountain of thought."
Jean Cocteau
Never have these words been more true. Alas this blog. A blog about the great art form known as the movies. Have you ever walked into a crowded theater, see a great movie, and walk out wanting to tell people about it? Well this is the place. Here I will be posting reviews to films you write or any that i have seen to show to the public whether or not they should see it. I also plan on writing about great movies and any other film i think is well deserving.
My goal is to educate today's youth about past films and the films we have today, because sadly, we are not in the golden ages of Hollywood any more and less and less people are watching the great movies. Movies educate us to the highest degree. They make us think, gain knowledge, and sometimes change our lives. If you have any suggestions or anything you think would be great for this blog (this is my first time using a blog, so help would be very nice) just email me at edunnl@aol.com
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