Young and Foolish
"Everything Is Cinema is important because it is an honest, intelligent and often eloquent treatment of a major motion picture artist [i.e., Jean-Luc Godard]. Sometimes reading it is a bit like riding a train that is chugging dutifully up a hill; at other times it's a roller coaster of exciting ideas. Either way, like a Godard film, the journey turns out to be worth it." -- from Jeanine Basinger's 7.23 N.Y. Times review. Wait...the book came out two months ago (on 5.13)?
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Posted by Jeffrey Wells on July 23, 2008 at 8:59 AM
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berg says ...
I am sure I can find a space on the bookshelf right next to GODARD ON GODARD
Posted by berg at July 23, 2008 11:47 AM
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CinemaPhreek says ...
"Wait...the book came out two months ago (on 5.13)?"
I guess we should just ignore it because SO much has changed in relation to Jean-Luc Godard to make it not current.
Or perhaps you should stop beating that particular dead-ass horse (that anything older than 30 mins is passe on the net) and realize that for serious cinephiles (say, like you believe yourself to be) who don't care about how well made THE DARK KNIGHT is, it's still a silly comic book film here is a gift horse to help sustain them before the serious movie fan fall season arrives.
Posted by CinemaPhreek at July 23, 2008 12:23 PM
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Sendyhong says ...
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Posted by Sendyhong at July 24, 2008 3:03 AM