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In Reply to: RE: "Stalker": Need you be Russian to be entertained by this? posted by mr grits on July 18, 2007 at 10:20:16
I've seen five of his films, and "Stalker" was the only one I didn't care for. My wife, however, liked it the most of all his films, with "The Sacrifice" being a not-so-close second. She fell asleep twice trying to watch "Solaris", yet was riveted to "Stalker".
She's not Russian, and I have no idea why she liked it so much. The only thing I can think of...she is a big fan of fantasy films.
Rod
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The novel movie based on is not a mile-long. It's written by brothers Strugatsky, and is outstanding read.
Movie has very little in common with the book, both in contents and spirit.
Movie basically borrows a very general outlines of the the "Zone " idea,
and some characters. Stalker, the main character in the movie, couldn't be more different from his literary protagonist "Red head".
I could never understand the movie, and I'm a big fan of Strugatsky's.
Tarkovsky himself is a different story, better saved for another occasion.
I watched "Mirror" again recently- it is not bad, but IMHO is pretty far from being a staple of the cinematograhy. Same statement, multiplied by 10, applies to "Stalker" as well.
I'll usually eat at a bad resturant two or three times just to make sure.
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Complicit Constapo Talibangelical since MMIII
best films of the past fifty years.
OK, OK, No more watching Tarkovsky's movies. I promise.
I think VK made me do that (watching "Mirror")
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