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Space Paws — Talking dogs; head games; the final frontier. full, w/out cover, cover only
0+ Day — It's the same old story: the world, clocks, everyone keeps turning back to where they've been. How far out can things really get? full, w/out cover, cover only
Movie of the Day
Pygmalion (1938) — Adaptation of (George) Bernard Shaw's play about a linguist who, on a bet, attempts to transform a cockney flower peddler into a lady of society. Funny, touching, and thoughtful, this features absolutely wonderful performances and a lively, satisfying plot (even if it does peter out in the end). However, as a film about speech and words, it is the dialogue which shines here, manifesting a playfulness of diction and tone and language which is fun, overwhelming, and contains within it masterful observations on class, intelligence, and communication. +