Recently Seen Movies
Kenji Mizoguchi's Sisters of the Gion (1936) (9/10)
Richard Linklater's Tape (2001) (7/10)
Bruce Conner's Report (1967) (8/10)
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Stephen Gaghan's Syriana (2005) (6/10)
Bruce Conner's Cosmic Ray (1962) (7/10)
Bruce Conner's Looking for Mushrooms (1996) (4/10)
Bruce Conner's Television Assasination (1995) (6/10)
Wong Kar Wai's As Tears Go By (1988) (5/10)
Stuart Heisler's The Glass Key (1942) (5/10)
Mikael Hafstrom's Derailed (2005) (3/10)
Terry Gilliam's Brazil (1985) (6/10)
Tetsuya Nakashima's Kamikaze Girls (2004) (8/10)
Harold Ramis' The Ice Harvest (2005) (6/10)
Richard Linklater's Tape (2001) (7/10)
Bruce Conner's Report (1967) (8/10)
Jean Vigo's Zero for Conduct (1933) (10/10)
Stephen Gaghan's Syriana (2005) (6/10)
Bruce Conner's Cosmic Ray (1962) (7/10)
Bruce Conner's Looking for Mushrooms (1996) (4/10)
Bruce Conner's Television Assasination (1995) (6/10)
Wong Kar Wai's As Tears Go By (1988) (5/10)
Stuart Heisler's The Glass Key (1942) (5/10)
Mikael Hafstrom's Derailed (2005) (3/10)
Terry Gilliam's Brazil (1985) (6/10)
Tetsuya Nakashima's Kamikaze Girls (2004) (8/10)
Harold Ramis' The Ice Harvest (2005) (6/10)
posted by Alex | 7:04 PM
2 Comments:
yeah, I just saw Funny Ha Ha on Tuesday. It rocked.
Uh, about Mizoguchi - it really depends on what you can actually FIND. Criterion just released his Ugetsu, so I would start with that. The most acclaimed Mizoguchi movies are Ugetsu, Sansho the Bailiff and Story of the Last Chrysanthemum. These are all very good indeed. Then I like Utamaro and his 5 Women and his Sisters of the Gion.
How did you manage to see Bruce Conner's Report?
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