2003CC: Robert Altman
Submitted by lbangs on Tue, 04/15/2003 - 10:47
Tags:
- MASH (70): *****
- McCabe and Mrs. Miller (71): *****
- Nashville (75): *****
- Short Cuts (93): *****
- The Player (92): **** 1/2
- Thieves Like Us (74): **** 1/2
- Vincent and Theo (90): **** 1/2
- Gosford Park (01): **** 1/2
- The Long Goodbye (73): **** 1/2
- Secret Honor (84): ****
- The Caine Mutiny Court Martial (88): ****
- Brewster McCloud (70): *** 1/2
- Cookie's Fortune (99): *** 1/2
- The Gingerbread Man (98): *** 1/2
- Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson (76): ***
- Come Back to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (82): ***
- Kansas City (96): ***
- Dr. T & The Women (00): ***
- Countdown (68): ***
- That Cold Day in the Park (69): ** 1/2
- Popeye (80): ** 1/2
- Streamers (83): ** 1/2
- Fool for Love (85): ** 1/2
- The Room (87): ** 1/2
- Quintet (79): **
- Aria (87): **
- Pret-A-Porter (AKA Ready to Wear) (94): **
- A Wedding (78): **
- O.C. and Stiggs (87): **
- Beyond Therapy (86): * 1/2








This is a new entry in an up-dated series I'm calling the New Critical Consensus. Several people have requested updates of the older series, and since critical opinions shift, I am revamping the entire system. I am averaging the opinions of several excellent film critics to produce a list of each director's movies. Rather than using a number system, which was perhaps a bit clunky, I will now be using a five-star system. The films will be listed in a recommended viewing order, so new fans will have an idea of where the best place to start watching a director's work is.
These are not my opinions, although, since I have chosen the critics used (and I'm using many), my taste will perhaps seep through a bit.
Terribly nerdy, I know, but maybe this will help people only now beginning to dabble into certain artists' bodies of work.
Scale:
***** - Masterpiece
**** 1/2 - Classic
**** - Great
*** 1/2 - Good
*** - Above Average
** 1/2 - Average
** - Below Average
* 1/2 - Bad
* - Terrible
1/2 - One of the worst films ever