Articles about The French Connection

Candid Cameras
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A collection of 23 super behind-the-scenes photos from famous films, some of which we hadn't seen before
Source: urbansavior.com
Added by on 4/16/12
Scenic Routes: The French Connection
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Category: Analysis
Tagged: The French Connection
Car chases have become boring. The gold standard, however, remains the elevated-train chase toward the end of The French Connection, if only because it's hard to fathom that nobody was actually killed in the process of shooting it. Here's an analysis of the classic scene.
Source: www.avclub.com
Added by on 4/16/12
Culture Warrior: How the 70s Proved Mass-Marketing Wasn't the Only Way to Make Movies
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An argument that 1977 was the year innovation died and modern Hollywood emerged.
Added by on 1/25/12
A Total Gas
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In anticipation of "Drive," @rottentomatoes lists their all-time favorite car chase scenes in movies, with video clips
Added by on 9/12/11
Plenty of Popeye to Go Around
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"The French Connection" is a classic that "still feels contemporary," says @PeterBradshaw1. Here's why and how it holds up
Added by on 7/14/11
The Best of Behind The Scenes
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Photographer @angusrshamal has posted an incredible collection of behind-the-scenes photos from classic films
Added by on 6/8/11
Critics' Picks: "The French Connection"
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A NY Times critic (A.O. Scott) takes a look at a scene from the Gene Hackman classic, "The French Connection" and discusses it.
Added by on 4/5/11
The Worst of the Best
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Michael Lee of @TheWrap shares his picks for the worst Best Picture winners of all time. Not everyone is going to agree with him choices, to say the least.
Source: www.thewrap.com
Added by on 2/11/11
Scenic Routes: The French Connection
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Category: Analysis
Tagged: The French Connection
Car chases have become boring. The gold standard, however, remains the elevated-train chase toward the end of The French Connection, if only because it's hard to fathom that nobody was actually killed in the process of shooting it. Here's an analysis of the classic scene.
Source: www.avclub.com
Added by on 4/16/12
Culture Warrior: How the 70s Proved Mass-Marketing Wasn't the Only Way to Make Movies
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An argument that 1977 was the year innovation died and modern Hollywood emerged.
Added by on 1/25/12
A Total Gas
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In anticipation of "Drive," @rottentomatoes lists their all-time favorite car chase scenes in movies, with video clips
Added by on 9/12/11
The Worst of the Best
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Michael Lee of @TheWrap shares his picks for the worst Best Picture winners of all time. Not everyone is going to agree with him choices, to say the least.
Source: www.thewrap.com
Added by on 2/11/11
Plenty of Popeye to Go Around
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"The French Connection" is a classic that "still feels contemporary," says @PeterBradshaw1. Here's why and how it holds up
Added by on 7/14/11
The Best of Behind The Scenes
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Photographer @angusrshamal has posted an incredible collection of behind-the-scenes photos from classic films
Added by on 6/8/11
Critics' Picks: "The French Connection"
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A NY Times critic (A.O. Scott) takes a look at a scene from the Gene Hackman classic, "The French Connection" and discusses it.
Added by on 4/5/11