Showing posts with label Jean Renoir. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jean Renoir. Show all posts

Saturday, November 4, 2023

The Movies I Watched in October

Asteroid City 2023  7/10

 

Babylon Berlin, Staffel 4  2023  6/10 

Les bas-fonds 1936  6/10

Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull 2021  6/10

Brooklyn 2015  8/10

Campanadas a medianoche 1965  7/10


Diese Sendung ist kein Spiel - Die unheimliche Welt des Eduard Zimmermann 2023  6/10 

Elemental 2023  7/10

 

Frankenstein 1994  6/10

Guling jie shaonian sharen shijian 1991  8/10

 

Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles 1975  8/10

 

Le journal d'une femme de chambre 1964  7/10


 Ma nuit chez Maud 1969  7/10


 Macbeth 1948  7/10

 

Mary Shelley 2017  6/10

Ochazuke no aji 1952  6/10

Poison 2023  7/10


Posion Ivy 1992  6/10 

Princess of the Nile 1954  6/10

The Rat Catcher 2023  7/10

Respect 2021  6/10

Skinamarink 2022  6/10

The Swan 2023  7/10

 

2010: The Year We Made Contact 1984  6/10

UFO 2018  6/10

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar 2023  7/10



Tuesday, August 1, 2023

The Movies I Watched in July

Barbie 2023  8/10

 

Bird Box: Barcelona 2023  6/10 

Countdown 1967  6/10

Le crime de Monsieur Lange 1936  6/10 

Crossfire Hurricane 2012  7/10

 

Dead For a Dollar 6/10

Dead Reckoning 1946  7/10

Ghosts of the Abyss 2003  6/10

Goya - oder der arge Weg der Erkenntnis 1971  7/10

Inside Man 2022 6/10

Little Murders 1971  7/10 


Lost Girls 2020  7/10


Pearl 2022 7/10


 Professor Marston and the Wonder Women 2017  7/10

 

The Search 1948  7/10

 

The Strange Thing About the Johnsons 2011  7/10

 

Wonder Woman 2017  7/10




Saturday, July 1, 2023

The Movies I Watched in June

Attack (1956)  8/10

 

L'auberge rouge (1951)  7/10

 

The Bachelor Party (1957)  6/10 

Un beau matin (2022)  7/10

Black Narcissus (1947) 8/10

La casa del angel (1957)  7/10


 Il conformista 1970  7/10

 

De Sade 70 (1970) 5/10

The Diary of a Chambermaid (1946)  7/10

The Jazz Singer (1927)  6/10

Jigokumon (1953)  8/10


Louisiana Story (1948)  7/10


M3GAN (2022)  6/10

The Past is Always New, the Future is Always Nostalgic: Photographer Daido Moriyama (2019)  7/10


La Religieuse (2013)  7/10

Rough Diamonds (2023)  6/10

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

The Movies I Watched in January

Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore 1974  7 

Being the Ricardos 2021  6 

The Big Street 1942  6

El bruto  1953  7

Casbah 1948  6

Dog Eat Dog 2016  6 

Exit Through the Gift Shop 2010  7

Exposed 1947  6

Five Minutes to Live 1961  5

Game of Thrones, Season 1 - 5  6 

A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night 2014  7

 

The Glass Key 1942  7 

La grande illusion 1937  8

I Want to Live! 1958  7

Johnny Cool 1963  6 

Licorice Pizza 2021  7

Le livre d'image 2018  6

The Lodger 1944  6 

Phantom Lady 1944   7 

The Power of the Dog 2021  8 

Prince of Darkness 1987  6

A Quiet Place Part II 2020  6 

Stowaway 2021  6

Violet & Daisy 2011  7

Whispering Footsteps 1943  6

Sunday, February 23, 2014

La Grande illusion (1937)


During the First World War, two French soldiers are captured and imprisoned in a German POW camp. Several escape attempts follow until they are sent to a seemingly impenetrable fortress which seems impossible to escape from.

Paradigmatic war drama, rightfully considered a classic, impeccably directed with a stellar cast.

Halliwell***: "Celebrated mood piece with much to say about war and makind; more precisely, it is impeccably directed and has real tragic force."

Maltin****: "Renoir's classic treatise on war...Beautiful performances enhance an eloquent script."


Friday, May 8, 2009

Louis Lumière (1968) (TV)



Eric Rohmer discusses Louis Lumière's films with Jean Renoir and Henri Langlois.

This is a wonderful documentary with two relaxed experts and lots of clips of Lumière's films.

Le carrosse d'or (1953)

aka
The Golden Coach International (English title) / USA
Die goldene Karosse West Germany




An Italian theater company is invited to perform in a small town in Central America, and the leading lady finds herself loved by three men.

All in all perfect and done with Renoir's light hand, but to me it was too light-weighted (and self-conscious) to be fully entertaining.