"I cannot afford to have continual arson about in my school!
Watched because my comics history professor briefly showed us the St Trinians cartoons and that there were a few films base on them.
Okay so if you aren't familar (which likely is the case) with St Trinian's its a british comic about a school full of violent little girls.
So how does that translate to film? From what I've seen these are just one panel gag comics, no plot…
"I should make violent love to you behind a palm tree."
Okay dude relax
I'm not really a big Hitchcock guy but dang it that guy really was such a great director. Not the typical Hitchcock film, at times I kinda forgot this was Hitchcock.
Idk if I really could get into this one it was very long and felt like it went on forever. For a big chunk of the film I didn't really know where it was going…
Did Fleischer studios not get the memo that Ann and Andy are siblings?💀
Besides that the shorts good. Love me some Fleischer and Raggedy Ann. Really can’t go wrong.
"Still want to go in the movies? You know what your chances are? One in a hundred thousand."
Screened at Film Forum's Tales from The New Yorker program
Went into this film blind after seeing it listed on the program, I know there was a remake of it a few years back but that's all I knew. Holy shit. I was expecting a cute little showbiz romance. However the film turns more serious the more it goes on. At first…
