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The Tragedie of Antonie, and Cleopatra , first broadcast May 8th, 1981 When was it written? 1606-1607. Possibly his 30th play. What’s it...

Timon of Athens, first broadcast April 16, 1981 When was it written? 1606, possibly his 32nd play What’s it about? Wealthy Athenian Timon ...

The Winter’s Tale, first broadcast February 8th, 1981 When was it written? Either 1610 or 1611, possibly his 35th play What’s it about? Kin...

37 Days of Shakespeare, Day 15: All’s Well That Ends Well, first broadcast January 4th, 1981 When was it written?   1602, possibly his 25th ...

The Merchant of Venice, first broadcast December 17th, 1980 When was it written?  Sometime between 1596 and 1598, possibly his 14th play Wha...

The Taming of the Shrew, first broadcast October 23rd, 1980 When was it written?  Between 1590 and 1592, possibly his 7th play (and the earl...

It will always go down in Oscar history as two of the great slights: Margot Robbie not getting an Actress nom, and Greta not getting an Dire...

Is this the most convincing period piece ever made? This feels like a movie that’s been sitting in the can sealed up since 1971, and is onl...

It is almost inconceivable how much better this movie is than The Irishman . After that movie, I was convinced that Martin Scorsese was a p...

I don’t usually enjoy Christopher Nolan’s movies and I had little reason to think I’d like this one any better. Everything I knew going in...

Yes, it’s too long, especially considering it’s only “Part One”, but this is a tremendously fun movie. Certainly, this movie ends much mor...

I loved Michael Lewis’s book “The Big Short” and I loved Adam McCay’s movie of it even more. I had it as my favorite movie of that year. ...

My affection for this movie (which I haven’t seen on any other year end lists) was increased by how I saw it. I was vacationing for a week...

This is definitely the sort of movie where giving it a Best Picture nomination does it no favors. It’s a sly, funny dramedy, but a modest o...

Some thoughts: I thought I was going to dislike this movie because of the make-up, which looked terrible in ads, but in the actual movie, it...

Continuing our look at the movies that didn’t make the “Best of 2023” list: Spider-Man: Preposition the Spider-Verse Part 2 (That’s the onl...