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Mr Hanke, I've learned to take your movie reviews at face value. Film ,as art, is left up to the interpretation of the viewer v. the artist...Having said that, I…
Commented on: Man of Steel
I find it easy to forget it exists.
Commented on: Man of Steel
And not a mention of Superman Returns (a film I thought was the worst of the bunch) in comparison.
Commented on: Man of Steel
My doctor forbids me to have any exposure whatever to Danny McBride.
Commented on: This Is the End
My buddy and I sat down with our beers, were shocked and mystified by what we say, had another beer and high-fived at the end. It reminded my of "Tropic…
Commented on: This Is the End
I love how an advert for a line of clothes is called a short film. Considering the date on that, I'd guess it's either coincidental or Dunham's doodle is derivative…
Commented on: Cranky Hanke talks Frances Ha (and other things) with Greta Gerwig
I cannot use the word "best", as I must ENJOY a film to give it that moniker, and it certainly made me very uncomfortable for a spell, but it was…
Commented on: Before Midnight
Come to think of it Frances Ha and the Dunham comparisons people are trying to make to Girls are a little off, its more comparable to her short film for…
Commented on: Cranky Hanke talks Frances Ha (and other things) with Greta Gerwig
The best thing I've seen all year Well, that far I can't quite go, but it certainly is very good indeed.
Commented on: Before Midnight
The best thing I've seen all year, and this will have to be a damn great year for it to be topped. Although, truth be told, I'm not entirely sure…
Commented on: Before Midnight
I looked at the Youtube versions and they were pretty dire. My guess and from everything I've read, the Kino version seems to be the best one going.
Commented on: M
Thank you for the clarification. Is there a "definitive" version you know of that I should be seeking out before I simply watch it on youtube?
Commented on: M
I should note that 1922 Lang film technique is a good bit less fluid and flashy than that of everything from Metropolis on.
Commented on: M
The 1922 Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler is actually in two parts -- The Great Gambler: An Image of the Age and Inferno: A Game for the People of Our Age…
Commented on: M
I think that's a compliment. Maybe.
Commented on: North by Northwest
Well The Testament of Dr. Mabuse was a great watch. It's the 4 hours or so I'm worried about with Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler. I understand it to be broken…
Commented on: M
C'mon now, you seem like a happy person. Deep down.
Commented on: North by Northwest
Any explanation I could come up with as to why this should be would be guesswork. I'd immediately suggest that A Royal Affair is a lousy title with a crummy…
Commented on: Renoir
That poses a kind of challenge to see whether or not it's true. I don't normally think in terms of whether a movie was an adaptation or an original, and…
Commented on: Strangers on a Train
I'm presuming you mean the Dr. Mabuse films and not the Karel Reisz picture from the '70s. It's a long time since I've seen them, but I don't recall them…
Commented on: M
I would advise against it -- doing this professionally, I mean.
Commented on: North by Northwest
I was frankly startled by how many people absolutely loved the film -- and by how well it did here. The Tuesday 4 o'clock did better than I would've guessed--…
Commented on: Renoir
Seems like a disproportionate amount of the big Hollywood pictures of the time were adaptations of novels or plays.
Commented on: Strangers on a Train
Ah. I'd give it another look, but I told myself I wasn't allowed to sit down with M again until I've watched, or at least attempted to watch, The Gambler.
Commented on: M
I take it you will not be there. Alas, no. Hoping to catch Barcelona though. But only if I've got Before Midnight watched by 8 o'clock Tuesday. Speaking of, I…
Commented on: North by Northwest
Well, it seemed like it. I saw it at one of the bigger theaters with my parents but I was only about 11 years old. In any case it screams…
Commented on: North by Northwest
Well, it seemed like it. I saw it at one of the bigger theaters with my parents but I was only about 11 years old. In any case it screams…
Commented on: North by Northwest
The irony is how well it was preserved in there -- much better than so many titles in carefully controlled environments.
Commented on: The Ghoul
I wasn't so much thinking of those as I was the way some of the scenes cut together.
Commented on: M
It wasn't just the beauty of the images, but the way it created its own world with them. I never found it boring, but I wouldn't "rassle" you over it.…
Commented on: Renoir
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