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Written in 2013 for a 2019 Taschen publication.. — J.R. PlayTime. 1. The Title. First of all, what is the title? Like most other critics, I’ve generally known and written it as Playtime, but the final draft of the screenplay in late 1964 called it only Film Tati No. 4.Other early and tentative titles included Récreation (Recess) and La grande ville (The Big City).
(Jonathan Rosenbaum, jonathanrosenbaum.net) City Lights. Wikipedia, generally more reliable about film than Internet Movie Database, misleadingly describes City Lights (1932) as a silent picture due to its lack of heard dialogue. But Chaplin’s greatest feature with the Tramp is also his first and best sound film.
4 de oct. de 2021 · Peter Bogdanovich used Gazzara in a similar part in Saint Jack (1979), but as good as that film is, it doesn’t catch the exquisite warmth and delicacy of feeling of Cassavetes’s doom-ridden comedy-drama. With fine performances by Timothy Agoglia Carey, Seymour Cassel, Azizi Johari, Meade Roberts, and Alice Friedland. (JR)
Is the Cinema Really Dead? (first part) Posted February 12, 2023. The first part (roughly the first half) of Chapter One of my most popular book, Movie Wars: How Hollywood and the Media Limit What Films We Can See (2000). The second half will be posted tomorrow; the illustration below is from the now out-of-print English edition.
A Few Further Reflections on GREED (as seen on TCM, 6/14/15–6/15/15) A Few Good Men. A Few Notes on My Holiday Home Viewing. A Few Things Well [A LITTLE STIFF] A Few Thoughts about a Rant (& the rant itself) A Few Ways of Looking at MIDNIGHT RUN. A Film of the Future. A Fish Called Wanda. A Fish Called Wanda.
Irma Vep. Rating ****. Directed and written by Olivier Assayas. With Maggie Cheung, Nathalie Richard, jean-Pierre Léaud, Lou Castel, Dominique Faysse, Bulle Ogier, Arsineé Khanjian, and Antoine Basler. The whole point is that the world is constantly changing, and that as an artist one must always invent new devices, new tools, to describe new ...
17 de nov. de 2020 · Jonathan Rosenbaum’s books include Cinematic Encounters: Interviews and Dialogues (2018) and Cinematic Encounters 2: Portraits and Polemics (2019), both of which have chapters on director Jim Jarmusch, and the BFI monograph Dead Man (2000). 20 Results. Ghost Dog as International Sampler.
