sirdizzy
Mar 29th, 2003, 02:36:06 AM
Ok i have been curious about this movie for years as everyone always says its the greatest movie of all time
now i have to admit i am a little cynical about older movies, one of my favorite movies of all time is The Godfather which is from 1972 but i have liked and watched very few movies before the 70's era (of all the best picture winners before the Godfather i have only seen The Sound of Music from 1965 but there is quite a few movies i have been intriqued by and wanted to see like Casablanca and Gone With the Wind which i will get to eventually)
I think about the movies i have seen and loved most of those from the 70's were the big name movies like The Godfather, The Godfather part II, The Sting, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Rocky and Star Wars
while it seems like my favorite movies from the 80's are mostly B movies like Flash Gordon, Super Fuzz, Poltergiest, Howard the Duck, Willow, Labrynth with the sprinkling of a few big name movies in there like Indiana Jones Trilogy, Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Back to the Future and Batman
now most of my favorite movies from the 90's are big name movies (it seems like the B movie genre has died a little)
So it has been my desire to see older movies like Citizen Kane so i can see what all the hubbub was about
I have to say i liked Citizen Kane but i was not gaga over it like a lot of people who talk about it seem to be, no i wouldn't call it the greatest movie of all time (if i were to try and be one of those politically correct reviewers who seem to think they can't nominate a newer movie for best of all time and it has to fit a certain genre i would vote for The Godfather but in reality i think that The Godfather is the third best movie of all time behind Empire Strikes Back and Shawshank Redemption and just ahead of Star Wars)
i enjoyed the movie, but i don't see myself watching it again anytime soon (even though i taped it just in case i wanted to)
I guess being a child of the 80's has made me crave for color and a little action even in my dramas (much like shawshank redemption) but still the movie was good and i can finally understand why so many people seem so entranced by it
now i have to admit i am a little cynical about older movies, one of my favorite movies of all time is The Godfather which is from 1972 but i have liked and watched very few movies before the 70's era (of all the best picture winners before the Godfather i have only seen The Sound of Music from 1965 but there is quite a few movies i have been intriqued by and wanted to see like Casablanca and Gone With the Wind which i will get to eventually)
I think about the movies i have seen and loved most of those from the 70's were the big name movies like The Godfather, The Godfather part II, The Sting, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Rocky and Star Wars
while it seems like my favorite movies from the 80's are mostly B movies like Flash Gordon, Super Fuzz, Poltergiest, Howard the Duck, Willow, Labrynth with the sprinkling of a few big name movies in there like Indiana Jones Trilogy, Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Back to the Future and Batman
now most of my favorite movies from the 90's are big name movies (it seems like the B movie genre has died a little)
So it has been my desire to see older movies like Citizen Kane so i can see what all the hubbub was about
I have to say i liked Citizen Kane but i was not gaga over it like a lot of people who talk about it seem to be, no i wouldn't call it the greatest movie of all time (if i were to try and be one of those politically correct reviewers who seem to think they can't nominate a newer movie for best of all time and it has to fit a certain genre i would vote for The Godfather but in reality i think that The Godfather is the third best movie of all time behind Empire Strikes Back and Shawshank Redemption and just ahead of Star Wars)
i enjoyed the movie, but i don't see myself watching it again anytime soon (even though i taped it just in case i wanted to)
I guess being a child of the 80's has made me crave for color and a little action even in my dramas (much like shawshank redemption) but still the movie was good and i can finally understand why so many people seem so entranced by it