For sure, as I said 'one of', although to be completely candid, CK - as great as it is (and it is), its a film that I admire rather than love.Aint knocking it or your choice, though I have to point out so far as directorial debuts go...
Welles co-wrote, produced and directed the film, and he performed the lead role. (IIRC he was 24)
The intoxication of the american dream and then the dissolvement. Like Casablanca, I can watch it over and over and discover something new. Like 12 angry men as well. Needs a much more recent watch.
Yeah, see Casablanca is another one I always get completely swept up in. Its purely a personal thing but Kane has just never really clicked with me, even though its objectively a brilliant flick.
Give us another, this is fun. Those titans of cinema that are easy revisited due to their brilliance.
It'll have to be the one for now, I'm heading to my rack, but I've got Alien on DVD, Blu Ray, 4k, bought on my Prime account and available on Disney + any time I like.
Same, you got all the cuts? The extras? Dallas cocooned for instance?
Yep, the 'kin lot.
Same goes for Blade Runner.
Exactly how old were you in 1941 Rita?Aint knocking it or your choice, though I have to point out so far as directorial debuts go...
Welles co-wrote, produced and directed the film, and he performed the lead role. (IIRC he was 24)
Older than the hills he chased everyone into with that war of the worlds broadcast....
Reservoir Dogs. Every time, something new. Like when you realise Mr Blonde went to drive thru after an armed robbery failure with a kidnapped policeman in his boot. Absolute stones, absolute psycho. What a movie.
