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3 things about John G. Avildsen’s THE FORMULA
The Formula [1980] 1. “The war is over, and from now on it’s one big happy corporation. There are no secrets, no enemies, just customers.” 2. You live for the moments when George S. Scott loses his temper and nearly … Continue reading
3 things about Richard Donner’s SUPERMAN
Superman [1978] 1. “He will need that advantage to survive.” 2. Pink. 3. Dirty pantsuit.
3 things about Arthur Penn’s THE MISSOURI BREAKS
The Missouri Breaks [1976] 1. He wades through a traincar of sheep. 2. “I wouldn’t know about that. Not since that dog of mine licked the butter.” 3. Sharing a carrot with his horse.
3 things about Bernardo Bertolucci’s LAST TANGO IN PARIS
Last Tango in Paris [1972] 1. Multicolored concierge cackling behind pebbled glass. 2. “Get the butter.” 3. He moons the dancefloor.
3 things about Francis Ford Coppola’s THE GODFATHER
The Godfather [1972] 1. An ad for Cinzano painted on a wall. 2. “Women and children can be weak, men can’t.” 3. Shoe through the windshield. 3 other things.
3 things about Michael Winner’s THE NIGHTCOMERS
The Nightcomers [1971] 1. A toad smoking a cigarette. 2. Directorial choice: zooms are emphatic. 3. The corpse is completely rigid.
3 things about Gillo Pontecorvo’s BURN!
Burn! [1969] 1. A group of children help carry the headless corpse to the wagon. 2. The soldiers set the field of sugar cane on fire, and shoot the rebels as they emerge from the flames. 3. Jodhpurs. A straw … Continue reading
