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Thanks, Clark!

204.183.80.149

Posted by Victor Khomenko on August 4, 2000 at 16:25:07

In Reply to: Re: The Discreet Charm of Getting Old posted by Dmitry on August 4, 2000 at 16:01:33:

***Old Bunuel is one of my all-time favorites. A few months ago I saw his Un Chien Andalou and Land Without Bread. Both fantastic.

My goodness, Dmitry, these are from 1929 and 32 - I never looked at his works THAT old. Sounds like I missed a lot - you are saying they are great. Something to write down.

***I also saw Le Charme Discret de la Bourgeoisie in the replay theater a while ago. It was fun to see successful, if unsuspecting middle-class New Yorkers laughing at themselves:)

I need to thank Clark for tonight's hint. As I was sitting in my office trying to figure out what to rent tonight, his post hit the fan. So I rented four Bunuels. It's been several years since I watched any of his films, so I am really looking forward.

We don't have replay theaters here. I remember about eighteen years ago Realto opened in Wilmington and we went there to see the Autumn Sonata. There were five or six people in a huge room full of misty smell of old seats and dirty carpet - they rented some abandoned theater. It stayed open for several weeks, I believe.

Lucky dog...

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