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Perhaps most of us feel that we could accept death for ourselves and for those we love if it did not often seem to come with such untimeliness. But we rebel when it so little considers our wishes or our readiness. But we may well ask ourselves when would we be willing to part with or to part from those we love? And who is there among us whose judgment we would trust to measure out our lives? Such decisions would be terrible for mere men to make. But fortunately we are spared making them; fortunately they are made by wisdom higher than ours. And when death makes its visitations among us, inconsolable grief and rebellious bitterness should have no place. There must be no quarrel with irrevocable facts. Even when death comes by events which seem unnecessary and avoidable. We must learn to accept what we cannot help. Richard Louis Evans		Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
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In this lovely land of corrugated cartons and plastic bags, we want our entertainment packaged neatly ... an attractive label on the outside, a complete and accurate detailing of contents ... no loose ends, no odd parts, nothing left out. Judith Crist

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Judith Crist

Judith Crist

Judith Crist (born May 22, 1922) is an American film critic. She received a B.A. from Hunter College and her M.S. from Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism, and appeared regularly on the Today Show from 1964-1973. She has appeared in one film, Woody Allen's Stardust Memories . She is the author of The Private Eye, The Cowboy and the Very Naked Girl; Judith Crist's TV Guide to the Movies and Take 22: Moviemakers on Moviemaking.

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[Youngsters] are nurtured from infancy on a Dick-and-Jane literary and artistic level; and the cultural drought, as far as entertainment is concerned, sets in when they are between six and eight.

In this lovely land of corrugated cartons and plastic bags, we want our entertainment packaged neatly ... an attractive label on the outside, a complete and accurate detailing of contents ... no loose ends, no odd parts, nothing left out.

Film criticism became the means whereby a stream of young intellectuals could go straight from the campus film society into the professionals' screening room without managing to get a glimpse of the real world in between.

Happiness is too many things these days for anyone to wish it on anyone lightly. So let's just wish each other a bileless New Year and leave it at that.

Amid all the easily loved darlings of Charlie Brown's circle, obstreperous Lucy holds a special place in my heart. She fusses and fumes and she carps and complains. That's because Lucy cares. And it's the caring that counts.

On Carroll Bakers performance in Baby Doll, More bomb than bombshell.

Movies suddenly became 'film' and 'cinema' an 'art form' and terribly chic....

The critics who love are the severe ones ... we know our relationship must be based on honesty.

When we as youngsters, would accuse our mother of picking on us her wise reply was, 'All you'll get from strangers is surface pleasantry or indifference. Only someone who loves you will criticize you.'

In this era of affluence and of permissiveness, we have, in all but cultural areas, bred a nation of overprivileged youngsters, saturated with vitamins, television and plastic toys.