Bonnie and Clyde was in some ways more a symptom of change than a cause of it. The 1960s were the end of an era in Hollywood. 140 altre parole
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Outlaws and Auteurs: Bonnie and Clyde in a Changing Hollywood
On Thursday, March 26, at 7 p.m., Greenville Public Library’s Third Floor Film Series will continue with a screening of Bonnie and Clyde. Directed by Arthur Penn and starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway as the titular outlaws, this 1967 film was a landmark picture in Hollywood filmmaking. 1.199 altre parole
The Thomas Crown Affair
THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR
Review: A bank executive believes he has successfully pulled off a multi-million dollar heist. He matches wits with a sexy insurance investigator. 137 altre parole
Original or Remake?
Can a remake of a masterful classic film ever be as good or even better?
That is the big question in Hollywood: which film can we remake to capture the audience of today? 337 altre parole
‘Network’ — Madder Than Hell (And Loving Every Minute of It)
For satire to be truly effective it must consist of the following elements: irony, wit, sarcasm, parody, exaggeration, and a surefire sense of the absurd. In addition, it should be devilishly clever as well as hysterically funny, with the laughter sticking in one’s throat. 669 altre parole
‘Chinatown’ — What Happens to Nosey Fellows
In the same year that Paramount was touting The Godfather, Part II as a Best Picture Oscar contender, the studio was cognizant enough of its potential to release Polish-born director Roman Polanski’s brilliant crime drama, … 867 altre parole
