In agreement about Melinda. Tragic parts not tragic (or kept offscreen for some reason), and funny parts not funny. Plus, Allen's now almost completely lost his ability to direct. And the editing! The friggin' film starts on a tracking shot that suddenly, in the weirdest moment, dissolves to a close up of some talking heads. What happened to Woody Allen!?
That being said, equating 8 1/2 with Be Cool is cruel and unusual.
I've written a few full length scripts and several other short scripts. But nothing that's been produced or come close to production.
And thanks for checking out Un-undead!
Nope!
Fantom Kiler. Wow. I've only read about that one.
...I bite. The Searchers!
Nice!
I wanna see all those Takeshi Kitano films. But a '3' for A Scene at the Sea? I heard it was pretty great. I'll have to check it out.
And I hope you don't mind if I shamelessly rip your list off...
In agreement about Melinda. Tragic parts not tragic (or kept offscreen for some reason), and funny parts not funny. Plus, Allen's now almost completely lost his ability to direct. And the editing! The friggin' film starts on a tracking shot that suddenly, in the weirdest moment, dissolves to a close up of some talking heads. What happened to Woody Allen!?
That being said, equating 8 1/2 with Be Cool is cruel and unusual.
;o)
Well, well, well... Picaresque's been sneakin' up on ya, eh?
Hehe! I've only heard 3 albums on your list, but have to say that I like 'Picaresque' more every day.
You heard the 'Kaiser Chiefs' album 'Employment'?
Even if it's a one person boat, I'm in it too.
I doubt Mira Nair would get anywhere near the attention she does if she were a he, and he wasn't from India.
Damn! Harsh on 'Close Encounters' and 'Vertigo'!
The version of the Italian film 'Best of Youth' that was released in the United States a few days ago has a runtime of 366 minutes.
Curious as to your thoughts about 'Code 46'.
2. 'Notorious'
And what a musical theme by Morricone!
'Aparjito'(!).
I saw Ray's 'Pather Panchali' recently and can't wait to feast myself on the rest of his work. Have you seen 'Jalsaghar'?