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Film · United Artists · 1925

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Don Q, Son of Zorro

50Watch it awake.

Fairbanks cracks a whip under his father's legend, and the stunt is the product.

The review

The whip is what they sold. Douglas Fairbanks plays Zorro's son in Spain, framed for a murder, fighting with that whip. A popular sequel, not Ben-Hur, and a child can watch it. The father is the legend he has to live up to. That is the only weight on an otherwise springy picture.

I am not going to tell the kids a stunt improved them. The stunt is the product. A false murder charge is a real bind, and the way out is a stunt. Living up to a famous father is not the same as owing a town. Let them have the tricks, then say the frame is why he moves and the sequel is why we were sold the body.

Journal

Keep Don Q, Son of Zorro in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 50. Yours can differ.

The glance

Industry and Piety and Temperance and Stewardship are the thin ones.

Does anyone here do a real job, and does that job matter?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

63 instead of 50

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is still a adventure film, and it scores 63 instead of 50. What you gain is temperance: Appetite is the sin, demonstrated four times.

The eight

4
Industry
The whip and the stunts are the product this Fairbanks sequel sells.
7
Household
He is the son, and the father is the legend he has to live up to.
4
Piety
Framed for a murder, he fights with a whip, and the whip is the answer.
6
Courage
Framed for a murder in Spain, he fights, and the fight is the stunt.
5
Republic
Spain frames him for murder, so the charge itself is a bent use of law.
4
Temperance
The sequel is built so the next whip trick is what you stay to see.
6
Truth
He is framed for a murder, and that false charge is the trap he fights.
4
Stewardship
What it leaves is a father's legend and a whip, the goods of a sequel.

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Film · Prime Video · 1999

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10 Things I Hate About You

50Watch it awake.

The bet is the sin. The poem is the repair. Older teens, with the bet named.

The review

Someone is paid to take the difficult sister out so the younger one can be dated. That is a use of a person, and the film knows it before it decides to be charming about it. Kat is not a problem to be solved. She is a girl with a standard, some of it pride and some of it sense. The poem works because it is specific and public and ashamed. A romance that ends on a confession is better than one that ends on a wink.

The Shakespeare underneath is a harsh play. This softens it into a high school, which is a mercy, and keeps the money, which is the part you have to say out loud so a teenager does not learn that being purchased is a meet-cute.

Journal

Keep 10 Things I Hate About You in the record.