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Peter, Thanks for your comments on Spider. I saw some of what you mentioned while I was watching the film. I personally feel that your comments still confirm...
Yoel Meranda
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Aug 1, 2003
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There was a query a while back about the aspect ratio of Preminger's SAINT JOAN. We know it wasn't Scope, but what exactly was it? I was just looking at an...
Jess Amortell
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Aug 1, 2003
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Yoel, Your example of the sort of formal expression Hitchcock utilizes in "North by Northwest" is a great one. What's going on in "Spider" is surely less ...
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Aug 2, 2003
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Hello all, I wanted to invite everyone to have a look at the latest issue of the publication I write for, The Film Journal. Among other things, it features an...
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Aug 2, 2003
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The first three bios are up in the "Bios" file in the files section. I hope others will send me theirs; they are in no way required and I'd expect not everyone...
Fred Camper
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Aug 2, 2003
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... including "eXistenZ," so perhaps I ... EXISTENZ is actually the only post-DEAD RINGERS Cronenberg I've seen, unless parts of CRASH on cable (before I...
Zach Campbell
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Aug 2, 2003
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... Looking at the question historically, it was shot (or at least released) in '57 and made with a British crew. At that time, the UK was in the midst of...
Joseph Kaufman
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Aug 2, 2003
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... I actually prefer early Cronenberg (SCANNERS and before) to later. I must confess that I do not understand what everyone else in the world sees in DEAD...
Dan Sallitt
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Aug 2, 2003
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Hi all Having just joined this group, I thought I'd introduce myself. My name's Jake Wilson and I live in Melbourne, Australia. Since the start of the year...
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Aug 2, 2003
7:29 am
838
Welcome, Jake. ... John Duigan - maybe not so consistent (WIDE SARGASSO SEA is awful) but the handful of films I've seen by him evince a distinct sensibility....
Zach Campbell
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Aug 2, 2003
3:01 pm
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... Hi, Jake. Hope I don't accidentally name a New Zealand director.... There's George Miller, of course. I think his best film might be his first (MAD MAX),...
Dan Sallitt
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Aug 2, 2003
3:17 pm
840
Addition to Dan's list - Paul Cox....
hotlove666
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Aug 2, 2003
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Well, I guess I want to first assert a preference for "filmmaker" over "director" -- "filmmaker" can include both Hitchcock and Brakhage. Though I'm pretty...
Fred Camper
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Aug 2, 2003
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Just saw an Italian feature last night, Garrone's THE EMBALMER, which was beautifully directed and altogether successful. Garrone has a great eye and uses the...
Dan Sallitt
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Aug 2, 2003
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MMike, Very interesting choices and self-analysis - it would be great if others doing this included some kind of overview like you did. Here are notes on two...
hotlove666
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Aug 2, 2003
5:08 pm
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Isn't Alex Proyas Australian? I liked Dark City - haven't seen Garage Days yet. Although I haven't seen the avant-garde work Fred is reviewing, I agree with...
hotlove666
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Aug 2, 2003
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... So I thought I'd ask the question: are ... Although her output is a bit uneven (Charlotte Gray was a particular disappointment), I greatly admire Gillian...
Damien Bona
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Aug 2, 2003
5:37 pm
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I don't think I have any new names to add to the mix here, but I will offer big seconds to George Miller and Gillian Armstrong. I think Miller's best is ...
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Aug 2, 2003
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Hi everyone, I want to thank Peter Tonguette for inviting me to join the group. My name is Vincent LoBrutto, but please call me Vinny. I am the author of...
vincent lobrutto
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Aug 2, 2003
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Lew Landers and Detour ... Wow! Never had any idea of such a connection. Detour is much more noir like than Landers earlier work. Landers' characters often do...
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Aug 2, 2003
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Peter Weir’s early films are very good, especially Picnic at Hanging Rock and The Year of Living Dangerously. Also really liked The Sum of Us (Kevin Dowling,...
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Aug 2, 2003
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... Indeed. What that "little something" is would be hard for me to pin down, and the mawkishness of some of his more recent work (esp. EVELYN) doesn't help...
Joshua Rothkopf
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Aug 2, 2003
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Welcome, Jake and Vinny! Does anyone know who directed the music video Down Under, based on the Men at Work song? It is one of my all-time favorite videos. It...
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... I don't have to reread it; I wrote it. And it says right there in paragraph 4, along with the stuff encouraging the giving of reasons, that "Opinions...
Fred Camper
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Aug 3, 2003
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... which ... great ... can ... Dan, I saw The Embalmer last week and, unfortunately, I'm nowhere near as favorably disposed towards it as you. I think the...
Damien Bona
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Aug 3, 2003
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... I think most people are like that - in circles such as these, at least. Otherwise we would praise screen-savers and things. I would like to hear Dan's...
Jaime N. Christley
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Aug 3, 2003
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So, I've had this Columbia Tristar/Gaumont box set of Feuillade's FANTÔMAS for almost half a year, and I'm hesitant to watch the discs, because I don't read...
Jaime N. Christley
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Aug 3, 2003
3:23 am
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Vinny, Welcome. I'm writing a short piece on In Cold Blood this weekend, and I'll be quoting Principal Photography because most of what's great about the film...
hotlove666
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Aug 3, 2003
4:17 am
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I wish I had Jamie's problem - I've never seen Fantomas. I'll look to see if Sadoul's book on Feuillade has a summary, but I can tell you the people who saw...
hotlove666
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Aug 3, 2003
4:22 am
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You are all lucky that you have a Louis Feuillade/Fantomas fantatic on this list (Yours truly). Check out the website: http://www.fantomas-lives.com/ Click on...
Tosh
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