Well, all good things must come to an end. Here is the final batch of reviews from the 1984-a-thon. I want to thank all the great bloggers and podcasters who participated for making this event such a big success. You all rock!
– The Dew Over podcast looks at all five of 1984’s Best Picture nominees and decides whether that year is in need of a “Dew Over.”
– Kristen at Journeys in Classic film is Romancing the Stone.
– Karamel Kinema looks at Lars Von Trier’s debut The Element of Crime.
– Never sleep again…Marc at French Toast Sunday looks at A Nightmare on Elm Street.
– Sam at French Toast Sunday faces Conan the Destroyer.
– Pinnland Empire reviews Boy Meets Girl.
– Moon in Gemini has a case of Irreconcilable Differences.
– Turn on the Stevie Wonder soundtrack and join Girls Do Film for The Woman in Red.
– Random Pictures gives us Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung in Wheels on Meals.
– Pre-code.com looks at Johnny Dangerously.
– Parlor of Horror conducts The Philadelphia Experiment.
– The Randy Newman score swells as Ten Stars or Less reviews The Natural.
– Alcohollywood takes a trip to Paris, Texas.
– Film and Other Assorted Buffery looks at Neil Jordan’s The Company of the Wovles.
– Cinemascuro looks at the sword and sorcery epic The Warrior and the Sorceress.
– This Must Be the Place looks at the Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense.
– It’s Jason’s final killing spree…or was it? We Minored in Film reviews Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter.
– The Cinematic Spectacle looks at Robert Altman’s Secret Honor.
– Peter at Man I Love Films on The Hit.
– Chuck Norris Ate My Baby reviews Killpoint.
– Yours truly guested on the Filmwhys Podcast to discuss some of the standout films from 1984.
Forgotten Films 
Looks like the blogathon was a success. I’m sorry I had to back out so suddenly.
If you end up being able to do your review eventually, I will add it to this final post for future readers to see.
It was a pleasure to have contributed!
I’ve read a lot of great reviews this week. And still have plenty more to comb through. I’m also glad I got to participate. Thanks for hosting such a great event.
I’m still working my way through reading and commenting on all of them as well. Will take some time, I’m sure. So many great bloggers participated!
This was an amazing blogathon, Todd.
One thing that surprised me about 1984 was the number of films that were about or payed homage to classic films. It seems like every classic movie blogger who participated chose this type of movie – and there were several released in this year to choose from. That was a wonderful, unexpected surprise.
It’s been amazing to be a part of such a big event, and I’m so glad to see it’s been such a success!
– Allie
Great blog congrats for it being so awesome! 🙂 not sure if mine made the cut haha
Congratulations on a great blogathon! I had fun contributing.
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Final Day of the blogathon, and several more films are covered. I’ve been busy trying to read as many as I can, I hope all of you have been having a good time.
This was great fun – got to read and see so many great blogs. Thanks for organizing this!
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Here are the final entries from the 1984-blog-a-thon. Thank you Todd for hosting a totally awesome event!!