PARIS, TEXAS I'm ashamed, that I haven't watched it sooner. Such a beautiful film. Funny how it takes a German to make one of the most American films. It's bloody brilliant - Harry Dean Stanton says more with a glance than most actors do with 2 pages of dialogue, Robby Muller's fantastic photograph...

Got these in the Arrow Sale:

MyCocaine wrote:On the very same day that I pre-ordered they informed me Ivan's Childhood has been pulled from release with no new date being mention. This happens with only six days before release.

What a fucking mess

Ivan's Childhood now due for release on the 23rd of May

Panapaok wrote:Candy Clark is apparently in this too and here she is on set with Robert Forster.

Is Robert Forster definitely

I got two predictions fo yo asses. The scenes last week with Kim and Jimmy holding the torn business card are clear signs that going into business "together" will most likely tear them apart. Also, in trying to figure out what each color means in this show, black could symbolize the "mark of death"...

1. LAWRENCE OF ARABIA | David Lean, 1962 | 2. 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY | Stanley Kubrick, 1968 | 3. BLADE RUNNER | Ridley Scott, 1982 | 4. THE THIN RED LINE | Terrence Malick, 1998 | 5. THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY | Sergio Leone, 1966 | 6. THE GODFATHER: PART II | Francis Ford Coppola, 1974 | 7. RA...

Forgot Lynne Ramsay's Ratcatcher

400 Blows - Truffaut
Breathless - Godard
Ivan's Childhood - Tarkovsky
Blood Simple - Coens
Spinal Tap - Reiner

1. Brief Encounter (Lean) 2. High and Low (Kurosawa) 3. Rear Window (Hitchcock) 4. Barry Lyndon (Kubrick) 5. Taxi Driver (Scorsese) 6. Playtime (Tati) 7. Dekalog (Kieslowski) 8. Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Huston) 9. Blue Velvet (Lynch) 10. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Ford) 11. The Long Good...

Editing can be a very useful asset in creating suspense. Never said it wasn't useful in creating suspense. I am not arguing against cutting. Has every great suspenceful scene you can name been done as a tracking shot? It could have gone many other ways. I'm not saying that.I'm not advocating the wi...