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I just saw this 1984 movie. Very touching and weird. Had never heard of this. Raw depiction of separation and grief. Unable to rate it. Felt very sad watching it.
Bill
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I managed a video store in 1984 at 18th and M in DC and put it on after closing at 6PM. The Ry Cooder blues cover got me at the onset and I sat in the middle of the retail store and watched the whole thing. I'm a Wim Wenders fan. I also have always liked Harry Dean Stanton a lot. It's in my top ten and the soundtrack w/David Lindley is great.
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Did you like the other two of the triology as well?
Cheers
Bill
but it's nowhere near the masterwork that Alice clearly is.
Kings of the Road I liked better.
Rudiger Vogler is amazing: effortless, intelligent, natural: all the things one looks hard to find in an actor, mostly w/out any success.
I have to say that Hannah Schygulla, on the other hand, I find terrible. Vacant. She has appeared in so many great films one would expect her to have made a HUGE splash.
I'm mystified what top directors have seen in her. She is the weak link in Wenders, Tarr, and Fassbinder films.
Anyhow, I love the road trilogy and can't begin to count the viewings. I'd order them thusly:
Alice: 10 star.
Wrong: 7.
King: 7.5.
Thanks for that information. Cant get the DVDs here. There are two World Movies channels on the cable but most movies shown are French and Middle East plus all sorts of Kung Fu. No Netflicks. The new Transformers and the Apes playing in the movie houses.
Cheers
Bill
of not being able to see some great films that for some reason just aren't marketed to Americans.
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