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Favorite road film? "Alice of the Cities," by Wim Wenders. Definitely, his

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best film and a masterpiece he never equalled.
It's not out in DVD yet but I keep reading its supposed to be released soon.
If you have a good video with a decent foreign section near you it may have this gem.

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Shooting the fush in a barrel - VICTOR khomenko 15:17:19 10/17/06 (2)
Some things are just trivial... that one was.
- Huh? Only "trivial" if life is. His relationship with the young girl? The - tinear 16:47:03 10/17/06 (1)
  incisive, quietly done view of America and Germany?
  Usually, you're a little more sensitive to greatness.
  I think you may need to revisit this one? The lead actor gives a defining performance, one that captures what it's like to wander. Not one false note in the entire film.
  I've never seen a better film.
  - Ah-oh... too much good vodka - Victor Khomenko 15:16:50 10/18/06 (0)
    What I actually meant - but was unable to express, given the circumstances... pardom me... - was that trivial was the nomination, not the film.
    The film is of course great.
Re: Favorite road film? "Alice of the Cities," by Wim Wenders. Definitely, his - HOK 20:12:18 10/15/06 (0)
Yep. The store near me has it. I've seen it several time. Beautifully photographed. I too am waiting for the DVD. I don't understand what the hold up is.
Re: Favorite road film? "Alice of the Cities," by Wim Wenders. Definitely, his - rico 07:43:44 10/15/06 (0)
My favorite is "It Happened One Night" Others are "Midnight Run", 'Harry and Tonto", "Little Miss Sunshine", and "Tumbleweeds".
Oh, does "Speed" count?

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