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In Reply to: RE: Wilder? posted by patrickU on August 15, 2007 at 00:35:53
Double Indemnity (Dir.; screenplay)
The Lost Weekend (Dir.; screenplay)
Sunset Boulevard (Dir.; writer)
Ace In the Hole (Dir.) You should appreciate the title! ;0)
The Seven Year Itch (Dir.; screenplay)
Some Like It Hot (Dir.; screenplay)
The Apartment (Dir.; writer)
Irma La Douce (Dir.; writer)
The Fortune Cookie (Dir.; writer)
These are just the highlights of his career accomplishments. All would fall under the 'preferred' category, but you may find Some Like It Hot most suited to your personal taste for reasons which *ahem* need no further discussion. :O)
Cheers,
AuPh
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First I know all Wilder´s films.
Even his " Menschen am Sontag " which ir rare to see, or like his only film he made in France, in Paris " Mauvaise Graine ".
He gave his best after being the scholar of the master, Lubitsch.
One of the film Iike the most did not make your list: Sabrina, while for me his worst " Irma " did.
Stalag should be to your taste too, I wonder why you did not put it in.
Anyway I wonder how one can like him and Jackson...But as you said...
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...after being inundated by so many cine-ful grey poupon masturbations from you & the Russian bare over the years the idea of watching a bunch of guys bunking together in POW uniforms loses it's appeal. ;0)
> > > "Anyway I wonder how one can like him and Jackson" < < <
That's easy, it's because:
a) They're both incredibly talented auteur Directors, and...
b) the sum total of their accomplishments as creative artists combined with the popularity of their achievements only reflects the extent of a well rounded viewer's cinematic tastes.
Bergman, OTOH, is very much an acquired taste, and like an improperly stored wine that's well past it's prime, his films don't always travel well. :O)
AuPh
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