De Chirico? No, that would be more Bunuel. Antonioni

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In Reply to: One of my all time favs posted by Victor Khomenko on March 19, 2005 at 19:29:32:

is much more a Pollock, Stella, Newman...abstract. Antonioni completely shattered our expectations of what a film should/could be (like the Abstract artists) and moved the "action" from what happened on the screen to what happened within the viewer's perception and feelings.
That being said, I prefer his masterworks, "The Passenger" and "Blow-up." They are much more complex, complete and show a maturing. The 3 films you mentioned I think of as necessary steps, or studies. Brilliant ones, of course.

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Topic - taking on L'Avventura - tunenut 12:59:24 03/19/05 (4)

One of my all time favs - Victor Khomenko 19:29:32 03/19/05 (3)

De Chirico? No, that would be more Bunuel. Antonioni - tinear 04:22:28 03/20/05 (1)

Re: De Chirico? No, that would be more Bunuel. Antonioni - Victor Khomenko 06:23:58 03/20/05 (0)

Re: One of my all time favs - tunenut 20:31:51 03/19/05 (0)

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De Chirico? No, that would be more Bunuel. Antonioni - tinear 04:22:28 03/20/05 (1)

Re: De Chirico? No, that would be more Bunuel. Antonioni - Victor Khomenko 06:23:58 03/20/05 (0)

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