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In Reply to: Re: Not a Great Film? posted by Rico on December 04, 2003 at 12:50:43:
I would take L'Eclisse and L'Avventura over it any day, and of course the Professione: Reporter is head and shoulders above it.I suspect Ebert didn't have any of those on the list - or did he?
Speaking of Antonioni... anyone seen his latest works?
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L'Avventura is on his list, the others are not. Sheesh, the list is only of 100 movies.
a Low key film with a great soundtrack and credible snapshot *pardon the pun* of a swinging 60s London lifestyle lived in style; watching this I cant help but go green with envy at the grace space and pace!
I have always thought the development of suspense in Blow Up could have been done better though
I am sure Hemmings walked that walk as an artist then too, lucky guy
Appearances by Hugh Hefner, the Yardbirds with a very young Eric Burdon, Vanessa Redgrave, I like this film!
Curious how Hemmings made many walkon and cameo appearances in films thereafter, almost like Antonioni never stopped directing him out of the photographers role
Eric
"Appearances by Hugh Hefner, the Yardbirds with a very young Eric Burdon, Vanessa Redgrave, I like this film!The Yardbirds with Eric Burdon - some mistake surely. Oh, and I don't remember Hugh Hefner being in it either.
blink and you will miss him, but he is there
Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page were in Blow Up, not Eric Burdon, my bad, apologies, case of; * if you can remember the 60s, you werent there!*
Eric
As a frozen snapshot it has is value, invaluable for me, as it was the cool part of my life...so to speak...as for the film you said it all....
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