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Why 'How I Married an Axe Murderer' is an ode to San Francisco's North Beach


Why 'So I Married an Axe Murderer' is an ode to San Francisco's North Beach
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Actress Nancy Travis, left, and Mike Myers are seen inside the San Francisco butcher shop, R. Iacopi and Sons, for a scene from the film, "So I Married an Axe Murderer."Tri-Star Pictures
If you tell the internet your favorite San Francisco film is “So I Married an Axe Murderer,” you’ll get two responses.
One response is mockery. What of any of the Hitchcock classics shot in San Francisco? Ever heard of “Bullitt”?
“You’re fired for bad taste, no class,” one person wrote to me.

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Owens legacy lives on through museum


Owens’ legacy lives on through museum
Jesse Owens won Olympic Gold in ‘36 Summer Games
Remembering Alabama native, Jesse Owens
By Carl Prather | February 18, 2021 at 5:13 PM CST - Updated February 19 at 1:43 PM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) -
“And now you picture one hundred thousand people. Sitting and standing in all of this area. And then you think in terms of what you’re to do.”
-Jesse Owens (Jesse Owens Returns to Berlin Documentary, 1969)
The year was 1936 at the Olympics in Berlin Germany. A Black American with courage, class, and determination won four Gold Medals in track and field with Nazi Germany and Adolf Hitler the backdrop of the Summer Games. Jesse Owens, the son of a sharecropper and grandson of a slave became an American Icon.

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Neighborhood spolight: Russian Hill


Neighborhood spolight: Russian Hill
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The neighborhood’s name dates back to the Gold Rush, when settlers happened upon a small Russian cemetery at the top of the hill. The cemetery was moved, but the name stuck.Shutterstock
Russian Hill’s striking views, rich history, tourist attractions and stylish architecture demonstrates why its beloved by tourists and residents alike.
On clear days, one can see Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, Marin County and the bay from Russian Hill.
Bordered by Cow Hollow, the Marina District and North Beach, Russian Hill includes tourist destinations like Ghirardelli Square and the famous curves of Lombard Street. The neighborhood’s name dates back to the Gold Rush, when settlers happened upon a small Russian cemetery at the top of the hill. The cemetery was moved, but the name stuck. A tiny park at the top of Vallejo Street includes a small plaque and memorial from the Russian government dedicated to the cemetery.

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The story behind the 'Star Trek IV' punk on bus: Kirk Thatcher Q&A


The story behind the 'Star Trek IV' punk on bus: Kirk Thatcher Q&A
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Kirk Thatcher and Leonard Nimoy star in "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home."Paramount Studios 1986
The “punk on bus” is the real hero of the 1986 movie “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.”
The Muni-riding rebel gives William Shatner the middle finger — did any actor in the “Trek” universe deserve it more? — on the Golden Gate Bridge. He shares his art with his fellow passengers. (It turns out the punk wrote that “I Hate You” song playing on the boom box.) And he created, with apologies to the “Bullitt” car chase, the most purely crowd-pleasing moment in San Francisco movie history.

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Nailbiting misses and crazy-brave driving: 10 of the best movie car chases


The thing about motion pictures is that they move. Perhaps that’s a bit obvious, but sometimes the simple things are worth noting. Film excels at capturing objects and people in motion, and we react very strongly to the kinetic nature of the medium. That’s why we get off on both action movies and musicals – the distance between, say, Bruce Lee kicking six guys into their next incarnations and Fred & Ginger cutting a rug for our entertainment is actually pretty small.
And then there are car chases, which up the stakes by the simple act of motorising the motion. Not only are we excited by the action in a car chase, on some level we also appreciate the sheer craft involved – all those big machines and expensive cameras working in congress to produce a visual spectacle and hopefully not maim any of the crazy-brave stunt drivers actually behind the wheel. A good car chase is its own kind of beauty. Here then, are 10 of the most beautiful.

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