The Furies -- a Criterion title I was very well aware of, but I was snobby back then, and only wanted non-english films
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I remember being mighty impressed on the Criterion Channel when I sat down with The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck, it was the kind where most of it was all in one setting, if you can sit well with that, and it's working for you, it's a great tension builder that's built into the very fabric of it all. Now I suspect that The Furies will be a bit more extravaganza like, and will go full screen to find out, and will have SW on my phone like any red blooded addict would be doing.
Pausing at the 32m mark, it's like a Douglas Sirk melodrama in Western garb, but I gotta be dipping my toes in other things, watching films is not as important as it could be, as it ought to be, it ought to take over, so that there's no time for anything else.
In fact, when it's one thing in particular as Fantasy book series is for me, then it's just wasting time to be watching movies, there can only be room for music.
I remember being mighty impressed on the Criterion Channel when I sat down with The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck, it was the kind where most of it was all in one setting, if you can sit well with that, and it's working for you, it's a great tension builder that's built into the very fabric of it all. Now I suspect that The Furies will be a bit more extravaganza like, and will go full screen to find out, and will have SW on my phone like any red blooded addict would be doing.
Pausing at the 32m mark, it's like a Douglas Sirk melodrama in Western garb, but I gotta be dipping my toes in other things, watching films is not as important as it could be, as it ought to be, it ought to take over, so that there's no time for anything else.
In fact, when it's one thing in particular as Fantasy book series is for me, then it's just wasting time to be watching movies, there can only be room for music.
46-50, M