Gosford Park and The Long Goodbye are on my Netflix list. When I start adding things to list(that is, when the list gets down to a reasonable size) Nashville and McCabe and Mrs. Miller will be added.
(As long as I remember that. There's so much stuff on Netflix I want to see, I forget about most of it.)
Have not seen Gosford either.
Everyone should see Gosford Park, and everyone should also see The Queen, which also has much Helen Mirren goodness.
I always love scenes where stoic, even tempered characters completely break down. I love the end of Sense and Sensibility, when Eleanor (Emma Thompson) starts sobbing after finding out that the Hugh Grant character wasn't married like she thought.
I always love scenes where stoic, even tempered characters completely break down.
Hey, Corwood! This makes me think of the
Office
finale.
The DH is out tonight, so I am going to watch Gosford Park in Altman's honor. I own quite few Altman films , but GP is the one calling to me today.
Gosford Park is lovely on all levels, but it is enhanced even more so by the featurettes. It choked me up that Altman hired folks who had actually been in service as butlers and housemaids during the period of the film to consult on things like table settings and house intrigues/manners.
They were treated with such respect and obviously enjoyed sharing their stories...and a style of living that, for better or worse, is long since gone.
I highly recommend buying the dvd!
His fervent attention to detail and 'reality' were the things I loved best about Altman's work.
I highly recommend buying the dvd!
It's on my Christmas list! I've wanted it since it came out.
I just added about a dozen Shirley Temple movies to my wish list.
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Hey, Corwood! This makes me think of the Office finale.
Which one? Dawn in the BBC one?
The DH is out tonight, so I am going to watch Gosford Park in Altman's honor. I own quite few Altman films , but GP is the one calling to me today.
Sweet. I love that movie, too, and wished I owned a copy. I was just thinking about consoling myself with McCabe or The Long Goodbye. I think Thieves Like Us may be the only other Altman I have around the house, and I just rewatched it a few weeks back.