Robert Altman's "Nashville."

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Saw it again the other day and... totally underwhelmed. Way too busy with the overlapping dialogue, hyper-kinetic cutting style, and over-the-top sound track. I mean, how many minutes of crappy singing by mediocre actors can you stand? Sorry, but I ran the opening singing in the studio part at x8 after the first run through.
I'd say Taxi Driver and Vanishing Point covered the same ground in a far superior manner. This film came after the massive critical successes, and justifiably so, of MASH, McCabe and Mrs. Miller, and the now terribly forgotten The Long Goodbye.
Altman had a rough 15 or so years after Nashville.
Pret a Porter, The Player, Short Cuts, and Gosford Park re-established Robert as one of our best.

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Topic - Robert Altman's "Nashville." - tinear 05:33:30 01/14/06 (3)

Much better Altman film--"The Wedding." nt - olddude55 14:43:41 01/16/06 (0)

Re: Robert Altman's "Nashville." - DualJon 21:06:49 01/14/06 (1)

The relevancy of Nashville? It's crap, which is relevant to - tinear 15:35:31 01/16/06 (0)

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