Russ Meyer and Robert Bresson
Together at last! I'm loving it. You know the drill from yesterday. Click the images. See the movies. Love them. That's right, love them. Justify my love.
And by the way, I keep harping on how gorgeous most of these films are, so I wondered, why am I keeping the snapshots so tiny? Why make you click them in order to behold their succulence? Why keep their light under a proverbial bushel. No longer. Go back and see for yourself.
And by the way, I keep harping on how gorgeous most of these films are, so I wondered, why am I keeping the snapshots so tiny? Why make you click them in order to behold their succulence? Why keep their light under a proverbial bushel. No longer. Go back and see for yourself.
Labels: 1950s, 1960s, Favorites, Masterpieces
posted by NicksFlickPicks at 7:22 PM
4 Comments:
off topic... seriously... I am going to need you to go ahead and detail your extreme dislike of Slumdog Millionaire. I am afraid that I can no longer just look at your D+ grade without needing your justification. Not that I LOVED it mind you... but I do think it was a lot better than a D+. Miss you.
I second the off topic. It kind of annoyed me (B/B-) but it was also sort of fun and had its moments and it was definitely, um, enthusiastic... ok maybe B-/C+
review away!
P.S. thank you thank you thank you for beginning the favorite films again.
Holy cow, your writeup of Pickpocket is so beautiful. Thank you.
@QTA & Nathaniel: I'll try to get on this, but I'm finding it so much more inspiring to praise than to belittle. A seven-word preview: Inane conceit. Waterboarding?! Risible acting. Amateurish. Tasteless.
@Michael: Thank you so, so much. I'm so pleased that this review, in particular, has found a fan.
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