Films/DVD Asylum

Posted by Elmo (A) on April 24, 2004 at 09:51:46

In Reply to: The problem with movies these days. posted by tinear on April 24, 2004 at 08:00:53:

Maybe a beer, a little pot. Once in a blue moon some ten cent bennies ('weed, whites and wine'. The seventies really were a time of innocence. What had gone before in the country and the culture, was a springboard to a new but small, golden age of cinema. Everything was casual (of course including the sex). The war was winding down. There was a freedom up on the screen. The scripts and film making reflected the overall ease of the artists minds of the times. The world has become more complex, less simple, and innocence cannot be found. The decline of cinema, not too different from the fragmented exponential scattering of a life gone by. A world that may never come to pass again.

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