StClone
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Thu Mar-13-08 08:47 PM
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| Does Leonard Maltin's 2005 Movie Guide |
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Do a fair job of covering the best old/Classic (30's, 40's, 50's) movies? I have the 1998 version and like it as a quick guide. My sister wants a copy but all I can find is the 2005 version for old and new movies without purchasing Maltin's Classic Movie Guide. Will the 2005 guide work for her?
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Thu Mar-13-08 10:01 PM
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| 1. I've always liked the Maltin guides. |
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They're generally extremely solid, especially concerning classics of the '30s and '40s. I try to buy a new copy each time it is published, as titles are added and of course new DVDs are being issued.
One caveat I have is that it simply can't cover everything that's out there. For example, Turner Classic Movies sometimes manages to unearth features that don't make the Maltin guide.
Still, it's a great source of ideas and quick synopses.
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