Not too often do you have a great Japanese film made by a non-Japanese directorBut that's what happened here with Paul Schrader, scriptwriter of Taxi Driver, and an authority on contemplative cinema including Ozu. This is chosen not at random which will otherwise be the decision factors, but also to look at something that... See More » (1)
One of the best westerns I have I love the song Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson sing in it Listening: Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn // Dungeon Crawler Carl // Simone de Beauvoir // Colette (2)
Our celluloid of the gargoylesBeginning @ 11:30pm (my time of course I am aware there are other time zones) I continue my rapturous film time with this super dooper silent film, I can watch this in a loop I tell you, a good 20's feature will always be like that. I cut... See More » (1)
is everybody in? the ceremony is about to beginA proper overnight time with films to watch while listening to audiobooks begins tonight with a searing look at a criminal with daddy issues from the late 70s in Japan, all hail Shohei Imamura!! This is an amazing film, I will constantly replay... See More » (1)
#5 ~~ Nosferatu I need a silent film, at least one per overnight period when i'm awake, I choose this justly acclaimed masterpiece to create a timeless spooky vibe as I listen to my books, ahh yes folks, i'm gonna breeze through my collection this way!! (1)
WFWLTAB #'s 2 The Big Racket 3 Heroin Busters and 4 Street LawAhhh these are great nitty gritty Italian crime films from the 70s, there not much I like more in movies than outdoor city footage in the 70s!! (1)
WFWLTAB #1 ~~ Celine and Julie Go BoatingWatching Films While Listening To Audio Books Ahhh this is a jewel in my collection for sure, one of Rivette's finest achievements, and one of the top 3 films for the author of an encyclopedia of film book which was instrumental in forming my... See More » (1)
'the last man on earth' vincent pricethey're showing it on talking pictures on tv right now, has anyone seen this film? i like vincent price, but this kind of film doesn't appeal to me.