I have missed the Ryan O'Neal in short pants and fluffy shirtsleeves movie.
Also (from what I understand) a hauntingly pretty scene lit entirely by candlelight.
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I have missed the Ryan O'Neal in short pants and fluffy shirtsleeves movie.
Also (from what I understand) a hauntingly pretty scene lit entirely by candlelight.
I kinda liked Angels and Insects. Not enough to rent it a second time, but enough to have watched it and come away with a general fondness for it.
The first fifteen minutes of A Clockwork Orange involved the rape of a woman using a clown mask . Uh, no thanks.
Barry Lyndon is one of the most beautiful movies ever made.
Well, so is Days of Heaven, but the latter is (I can say) about as boring a movie as you'll find.
(It was shot almost entirely in the gloaming, and it shows; pity nobody spent that much care on the script.)
Days Of Heaven is known in my family as Hours of Hell.
Barry Lyndon made me gasp and cry. I don't remember ever being bored.
I like Full Metal Jacket up to the hooker scene and then I don't. I feel I may just be too too shallow for the Kubrik love.
Full Metal Jacket is a comedy. I laugh like a loon every time I see it.
I love Barry Lyndon and Dr. Strangelove and the orgy scene in Eyes Wide Shut. (Yes, I am shallow.)
My parents love to talk about seeing Barry Lyndon in theatres when it first came out, because they were practically the only ones saying "Wow, that was fucking brilliant" in a sea of "Oh. My. GOD that was boring."
It's not a film for everyone, but I love absolutely everything about it. All the elements work so perfectly together.