Famed singing star Andy Rance is stood up by his bride-to-be at the altar. Rejected by the world, he takes his dog Flash and escapes to the wilderness of the High Sierras.
Okay, look. If you're hoping for big explosions or super fast-paced storytelling, then Timberesque isn't for you. But if you're into those charming, earnest old movies, the kind that feel like a warm blanket on a Sunday afternoon, then yeah, this one might hit the spot. Folks who like their romance a little dramatic an...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
King Guidice
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"Okay, look. If you're hoping for big explosions or super fast-paced storytelling, then Timberesque isn't for you. But if you're into those charming, earnest old movies, the kind that feel like a warm blanket on a Sunday afternoon, then yeah, this one might hit the spot. Folks who like their romance a little dramatic and their nature shots a bit grand will find something here. Anyone expecting modern sensibilities will probably just scratch their head. The whole thing kicks off with Andy Rance, ..."
Flash the Dog
Robert St. Claire, William Berke
United States
