Tag: Classic Cinema

Dazed and Confused

Dazed and Confused is a definitive statement of Linklater’s gift and the starting point for one of the great mainstream directing careers of the last three decades, and it remains an identity-finding masterpiece that gets better every s...

Le Trou

Le Trou is overwhelmingly good from its opening scene to its devastating final act, a film that Jean-Pierre Melville called the greatest French film of all time, and it remains near the top of that list more than 60 years...

Princess Mononoke

Princess Mononoke has endured time as one of the greatest animated films of all time as Miyazaki gave Ashitaka the perspective of both sides of his magnificent story, and refused to let his character pick one over the other, a brave choice...

Days of Heaven

Days of Heaven is a romance film that mirrors Malick's own love affair with the American heartland, photography, and the art of film, and that devotion is both the film's most beautiful characteristic and the reason it keeps a certain kind...

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