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In Reply to: Since there is no objective measure, Best = Favorite posted by Victor Khomenko on December 1, 2011 at 17:17:13:
great films. And "Breathless." And.... and.... and.
And that's just from France. How to compare Tarkovsky to Eisenstein, much less Stevens or Wilder? And Chaplin to Tati? It's impossible to say who's the greatest director much less the greatest film. So many films were revolutionary for their day, but years later, after many of their "groundbreaking" ideas became commonplace, what then?
There are more than a few films that I can recognize as "great," but that I don't like. That's another discussion....
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Follow Ups
- "L'Atalante" "Boudu" "Rules of the Game" "La Mere et la Putain:" so many - tinear 19:58:12 12/01/11 (3)
- That's why I stick with Alicia - I am glad someone is even more clueless than I - Victor Khomenko 06:20:42 12/02/11 (2)
- "Satantango?" Strange. I just re-watched for the fourth or fifth time, "Werckmeister Harmonies." Each one - tinear 12:58:43 12/02/11 (1)
- So far I think The Man from London is my favorite films of his - Victor Khomenko 15:30:57 12/03/11 (0)
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