Showing posts with label Crumb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crumb. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
A Cinema Gallery: 200 Images, Part 3
Now, for part 3 of my six-part series following 200 landmark film images, we go all monochrome. Black-and-white is all the rage here with these 35 images (this makes 104 of the guaranteed 200, and no directors will be mentioned more than once):Is this real??? Duck Soup (Leo McCarey, 33; PHOTOG: Henry Sharp)Our man amongst his treasured swings in Ikiru (Akira Kurosawa, 52; PHOTOG: Asakazu Nakai)
Labels:
Cinema Gallery,
Crumb,
Duck Soup,
Hitler Lives,
Ikiru,
images,
In Cold Blood,
L'Atalante,
Mighty Joe Young,
photography,
Sunset Blvd.,
The Haunting,
The Innocents,
Theremin,
Tomorrow,
Touch of Evil
Monday, May 18, 2009
The 25 Best Movies of the 1990s
John Foote's recent posting on In Contention, looking at forgotten films of the 1990s, was so provocative, it compelled me to leave a comment that I thought I'd also appropriate for filmicability. So, quickly, for me, the 25 best movies of the 1990s:1) GOODFELLAS (Martin Scorsese, 90) (the decade's most influential movie, and its most essential, too) 2) BREAKING THE WAVES (Lars Von Trier, 96) (
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