For most people clicking this link, let's be real: Just in Time, a film from 1929, isn't going to be your next Friday night binge. And that’s totally okay. But if you’re a genuine film history buff, someone who gets a kick out of seeing the foundational bits, the start of it all, then settle in. You might just find som...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Doran Cox
J. Gordon Edwards
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"For most people clicking this link, let's be real: Just in Time, a film from 1929, isn't going to be your next Friday night binge. And that’s totally okay. But if you’re a genuine film history buff, someone who gets a kick out of seeing the foundational bits, the start of it all, then settle in. You might just find something oddly compelling here. Everyone else, honestly, you'll probably find it a bit of a slog. It’s a very different kind of storytelling. The premise, as far as I can gather, is..."
