Numero Trois?
First Bergman, now Antonioni...if I'm Jean-Luc Godard, I'm praying (yeah yeah as if he prays) I don't come down with the sniffles.
The Art House in Heaven is having one wonderful retrospective with surprise guests, though. And one part of the 1960s is really over, as if the late 1970s and the mega-marketing, synchronous pre-packaged delivery offilm the total entertainment extravaganza--it's not just a movie, it's an action figure at Burger King!--didn't kill all that.
The Art House in Heaven is having one wonderful retrospective with surprise guests, though. And one part of the 1960s is really over, as if the late 1970s and the mega-marketing, synchronous pre-packaged delivery of
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posted by George at 4:33 PM
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Sad & weird when two greats of the same era go at the same time.
Although they were both very old and past their primes. So not so much sad as . . . wistful.
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