Keep Your Right Up! (1987) |
60% | |
Watchmen (2009) |
60% | |
WR: Mysteries of the Organism (1971) |
70% | |
Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928) |
80% | |
Breaking Away (1979) |
80% | |
It was highly abstract thematic sketches mostly dealing with characters struggling to understand their "Place On Earth" revolving around Godard's narrations (mostly musings on Life and Death), akin to 2 Or 3 Things I Know About Her, though somewhat less organized.... More
I have to confess, I haven't read the book. I thought the story was pretty interesting, and thematically, the film was very full. In terms of character development, the film was very strong (given its three hour running time) Dr. Manhattan and The Comedian are both really... More
What a peculiar film, but I think an essential one, if only for its profound uniqueness. Dusan Makavejev constructs the story of a sexually liberated socialist group intercut with documentary snippets about Wilhelm Reich, as well as other figures of the sexual revolution... More
This particular Keaton film is most famous for the physical gags (the famous falling house scene which most people are familiar with, even if they haven't even heard of Buster Keaton), but I think the funniest scenes in this filminvolve Buster Keaton's insolent "city boy"... More
The main character, Dave Stoler is one of the most wonderfully weird creations I've seen in a film, an Indiana bicycle racer obsessed with being an Italian, despite having no Italian blood, so he instead shaves his legs, listens to Opera, talks in an accent, and lies to... More
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