Blaze
At its best, Blaze feels like a cinematic translation of not just Blaze Foley’s life but his music, anchored by two incredibly likable, lived-in performances.
Bill Anderson
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The Shaggy D.A. (1976)
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$1,000,000 Duck (1971)
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Produced by
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The Happiest Millionaire (1967)
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Produced by
Roger Ebert
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BBC America offers another sci-fi show from the great Glen Morgan that's not-so-great.
Think beyond the top layer
Q: Please provide a definition for the "hyperlink film," to which you have made reference in prior reviews. There is a now widespread belief that such films need international flair (as in "Syriana," "Traffic" or "Babel") and multiple languages. Would you agree, or need the parameters be broader so that the earlier works can be included in the definition (as suggested in your review of "Cape of Good Hope")? How many storylines do you need/how connected need they be to constitute a hyperlink film?
