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do we have film movements anymore?
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MAN...an ancient race aka Pugnacio
Jan 21, 2001, 3:14:02 AM1/21/01
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...like the french new wave? well, lately we've had dogma whatever,
but are there schools of thought among filmmakers in the current
climate?
but are there schools of thought among filmmakers in the current
climate?
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Mitchell Holman
Jan 21, 2001, 11:54:59 AM1/21/01
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In article <94e5o9$u9$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>, MAN...an ancient race aka Pugnacio <anthon...@hotmail.com> wrote:
} ...like the french new wave? well, lately we've had dogma whatever,
}but are there schools of thought among filmmakers in the current
}climate?
}
} ...like the french new wave? well, lately we've had dogma whatever,
}but are there schools of thought among filmmakers in the current
}climate?
}
You don't consider the current plague of studios
strip-mining 1960's TV shows for material to be a movement?
Freaky...@webtv.net
Jan 21, 2001, 2:12:49 PM1/21/01
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I guess to me a movement is a ground breaking film that causes the
studios to imitate it to death. I think it just sounded more noble in
the old days like when the artists had the impressionist movement, since
it seemed more about the art than the money. Or the movement was from
the culture like when they imitated the French films. Today the culture
is mostly money is seems.
studios to imitate it to death. I think it just sounded more noble in
the old days like when the artists had the impressionist movement, since
it seemed more about the art than the money. Or the movement was from
the culture like when they imitated the French films. Today the culture
is mostly money is seems.
The last film that seemed like it changed the movies to me was Pulp
Fiction.
I like the line in Bullworth when he asks why the movies were crap and
he attributed to the money.
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