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sidehacker - wrote on 10/03/07 at 02:31 PM CT
Herr R. Run Amok is definitely great - if it weren't for Schygulla's (whom I love) performance in Maria Braun, it would probably be my favorite Fassbinder. It's a lot different from his other films, though.
kustaa - wrote on 10/03/07 at 06:27 AM CT
Ok. Thanks a lot. I'll write about it as soon as I see it.
kustaa - wrote on 09/27/07 at 09:07 AM CT
Blaz. Would you tell me your feelings and thoughts about Balthazar? Haven't seen it, but I'd like to read something about someone that loves it, before I do.
DavidT. - wrote on 09/21/07 at 03:27 PM CT
I have not heard any information about Four Nights of a Dreamer being released on DVD (or anyother form), this is real unfortunate because it is such a good film. I would say it is closer to his later efforts than his earlier stuff, but is closer to his early stuff than say A Gentle Woman. I watched a poor quality bootleg and I don't know if anything better exists. It was still good enough for me to get an idea of how great this film really was. I'll let you know if I hear any information …
kustaa - wrote on 09/20/07 at 12:33 PM CT
I like your "around the world" lists. I made once a "20 per director per country".
Sophie B. - wrote on 09/20/07 at 07:21 AM CT
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Life of Brian may be my favorite comedy! I want to see Dr. Strangelove and I'm seeing The Great Dictator soon. Do you like The Coens' movies?
DavidT. - wrote on 09/19/07 at 06:48 PM CT
Excellent Bresson is one of my favorite directors, my top 5 would consist of 1. Four Nights of a Dreamer 2. Diary of a Country Priest 3. Balthazar 4. Mouchette 5 Pickpocket. A Man Escaped would fall somewhere in the middle and The Ladies of the Bois de Boulogne is probably my least favorite film from him, so I would not be surprised if your rankings do not change.
DavidT. - wrote on 09/19/07 at 04:59 PM CT
So what are your favorite Bresson's?
