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In Reply to: RE: The a-Rising of the German Movies. posted by patrickU on April 16, 2008 at 13:05:08
we don't want a repeat performance of "Triumph of the Will"
About time German cinema came back; I was pretty impressed with Der Untergang ( tho' Bruno Ganz is Swiss )Perhaps there is a young Kinski and Herzog out there who will collaborate to give us some brilliantly mad films
I just finished the Alexanderplatz DVD and while it takes a while to get into Biberkopfs world, and he's an antihero it takes a lot to feel any sympathy for; it's a trip that's well worth taking ( a Masterpiece )
Yes: More German cinema, please!Grins
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but a quick glance at the Net it looks like my kind of film, like a "Silverado" from the 1930'sLately the best of this genre I've seen is "Streets of Laredo" which is an adaptation of a Larry McMurtry novel and stars James Garner, Sissy Spacek, Sam Shepard and Randy Quaid as a *very* entertaining John Wesley Hardin
Made for TV, but it's a real Gem
Best!
Grins
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To hell with that bitch.
Untergang- was an Hollywood in the pejorative sense, film.
A bit as The Pianist.
No wait there a lot to come and to look forth, I bet!
" Mieux vaut une tête bien faite qu'une tête bien pleine."
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