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In Reply to: RE: "L'Atalante" "Boudu" "Rules of the Game" "La Mere et la Putain:" so many posted by tinear on December 01, 2011 at 19:58:12
Sometimes you just want a movie to enjoy, like free massage at the Venetian.
And don't underestimate the staying power of the gems like Dirty Harry and Die Hard! Great films? Fornicate, yeah! :)
Greatness should be defined as excellence at achieving the intended goal, not being able to subtly tickle some Cambridge pseudo-intellectual's ego. Ali was a great fighter, Feynman a great scientist, however different intellectually their respected pursuit might had been.
Waiting for my third DVD of Satantango, rediscovering the joy of watching the paint dry! :)
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has shown me a different something, made me ponder something new. Tarr's "Damnation" is one of my very favorite films--- the lead character just seems to embody "modern man," perfectly.
I wish Netflix had a hardcopy of his "The Man from London." It was available streaming, and I streamed it, but I dropped my streaming account and now I'm shit-out-of-luck. Tarr's latest, and he has said his last, isn't available yet at Net at all.
There are, to be sure, some stunning images in Satantango, but I think they are more piercing in TMfL. Also, due to its "normal' length the film is more "together", more poignant, focused.
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