David. 24 years old. Lover of Films
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If I Had to Submit a Top-10 list to Sight & Sound, it would be:
Annie Hall (Allen)
Barry Lyndon (Kubrick)
The Godfather I and II (Coppola)
The Passion of Joan of Arc (Dreyer)
Pulp Fiction (Tarantino)
Raging Bull (Scorsese)
Singin’ in the Rain (Donen, Kelly)
Sunrise (Murnau)
There Will Be Blood (Anderson)
Vertigo (Hitchcock)
Both Spielbergs, War Horse and Tintin. Scorsese's Hugo Cabret. Eastwood's J Edgar. A film from Cannes called Miss Bala. Garrel's That Summer. Captain America (I have a hunch that it'll be good). Midnight in Paris. Wong's The Grandmasters (though that might be next year). There are others, but they aren't coming to mind. You?
An utterly charming film from Woody Allen, certainly one of the best he’s done the last decade or so. The film is a love letter to Paris and it’s history. Owen Wilson is genuine and sincere as Gil… read review
A mediocre actress plays a rich white southern woman who is independent and stubborn takes something downtrodden and turns it into a champion all whiLe sticking it to the male establishment. WOW, SANDRA… read review
Its 1982 and Spinal Tap, proclaimed “One of England’s loudest bands”, is touring the US in support of their latest album, “Smell of the Glove”. Marti DeBergi, a director of television commercials… read review
A Masterpiece, arguably the most underrated film of the 1970’s. Every frame of the film looks like an 18th century painting, every scene deliberately shot slowly in order to suck the viewer in. A fine… read review
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