Yes I would agree with that as well. But weirdly it doesn't go away despite being rubbishI think the form itself perhaps peaked in the 70s.
I've heard the French think of Clint Eastwood in those terms.british films don't seem like cinema to us but i think it's thought of that way in other parts of the world the way we would look at european films like aki kaurismaki or something. e.g. mike leigh
You sure that's not just you getting old and disillusioned?I think books, film, TV and music in general really started to go down the pan after the mid 2000s. I still come across stuff I like, but it's never as good as the older stuff I come across.
I really hated that film. I hated the humour. The entire thing seemed to be based around Colin Farrell having an Irish accent and Ralph Fiennes doing "creative insults" in an English one.In Bruges is universally loved including by americans.
Maybe, but I'm talking about both old and new things which are new to me. I'm not talking about watching stuff I already know I like.You sure that's not just you getting old and disillusioned?
That's one of the problems with this GTA V. The music is painful to listen to. It's cos we switched to the simulation and the algorithm produces all cultural commodities now because there are no more humansI think books, film, TV and music in general really started to go down the pan after the mid 2000s. I still come across stuff I like, but it's never as good as the older stuff I come across.
This sounds like 'a take'. Go on then, give it to us.This is England is a terrible film.
If you've read Oliver's POWELL and PRESSBURGER essay you'll note he cribbed it wholesale from what his bete noire Owen Hatherley says on this thread
powell (and pressburger)
ok, so there's a retrospective at the NFT of (along with lindsay anderson and nic roeg) the only proper film director(s) this foul isle has ever produced. so what should i see? have already seen canterbury tale, i know where i'm going, and a matter of life and death (about 8 times in the...dissensus.com
The tech is actually the reality you live under.The tech is a huge part of it for me; modern filming techniques are just ugly. It doesn't matter if it's Scorsese or some newcomer.