Charles Ziegler-Hartmann
9Apr13
I think a lot of disappointment might be stemming from the fact that it's not flourishing and flamboyant like an Olivier or "action" oriented and cocky or gritty like a Fuqua or Helgeland.
All Is Grace: Filmography
This is a beautiful film.
A true classic.
It could be the worst film I've ever seen.
Eleni Ashton likes this
Beautiful camerawork.
Kelvane likes this
A very good film, but not a masterpiece.
Beautiful film.
Im not afraid to say that this film is "nothing". Extremely unsatisfying.
Febbie Anne Flores and 3 others like this
Bresson has better films, sure, but why are everyone here whinning about it at this rate? Terrible at acting?! Still way better than your Scorsese. To me this film is a poem (like all other Bresson films) which is written concisely and to the point, and it's pure cinema.
Commie Bee and Charles Ziegler-Hartmann like this
It could be way better if it didn't have some rediculous dialogues and overactings.
3.5 stars from me. I watched this a month ago, thought it wasnt the best Woddy Allen at all and I still dont think it is... But, its a warm film with a wise script.
Kelvane likes this
Another wonderful, authentic Herzog film.
Ale/M and João BotaDouro like this
its a 50 minutes movie with 10 minutes of ending credits... But I love it.
Loved it.
This was... a masterpiece. Sit back and learn how to make a film.
Nicely crafted. 4/5
3.5 stars (4 stars, because I had to)... Extremely boring dramatization, but it gets better toward the end. The problem with this type of film is, the historical event is important enough to avoid showing boring conversations and overactings among victims' relatives. This should be a documentary style film.
Great film, but Bergman has better films.
Breathtakingly poetic.
Graveyard Poet likes this
:O)
I watched the extended version, it was very typical.
Paris, Paris, Paris...
Jack Lineman and Robert Orlowski like this
Montage and again montage.
Documentary Rashomon style.
An artist like Ozu doesn't need to pretend he's smarter than you. He could make a simple, heartwarming film about ordinary people that's still fresh after 50 years.
Daniela likes this
This was terrific.
AugusteB likes this
OK, it was fun watching this and that's all about it. Neither a classic nor an amazing piece of cinematic masterpiece everyone is talking about. It's always funny when two guys pick up guns and use words like "motherfcker", Tarantino didn't invent it.
Graveyard Poet and 4 others like this
blackzenit, Edna Sweetlove, Vytautas Šileika, João BotaDouro
I saw this on TV and thought it was trash.
An improvisation?! Give me a break, it was better than any script driven films I've seen lately. MASTERPIECE.
Yuki Aditya likes this
A very simple film narrated through memories and feelings with eye catching cinematography. In contrast to The New World which was a total failure in my opinion, Malick's favorite method actually works here (because of the subject). Before I watch this film someone told me it's philosophical like 2001: a Space Odyssey... Hell no it isn't. It's just a good film by Malick's standards and deserves a 4 star rating.
Squash his head, put him in the pot...
