reading thorugh the comments i see a lot of disappointment in her lack of appreciation for stalker; I don't think that's it. Rather I think that she appreciates dialogue as opposied to visuals. I think she'd love Tarantino, Scorcese, PT Anderson, De Palma, or films that have mass appeal but also artistic appeal like Amelie, or Singing in the Rain, or Tampopo. Stalker is dour, but it's also langorous and lugubrious. I love it, but if you see it with the option of a "II" button you're ability to appreciate it is fucked; you really have to go to the cinema and enjoy it.
" ..I can't be stimulated by an endless car chase.." 😂
watching her interviews before I read white teeth.. does anyone else do that?
I was doing exactly that before i read the book, I had to analyse it for an essay.
she's so good at answering questions intelligently and thoughtfully... I love her.
Awh, Stalker is my favorite film
Don't feel bad Zadie. Stalker is a chore to get through.
The Mirror and Solaris on the other hand. REAL GOOD.
In fairness to Tarkovsky, Stalker wasn't really made to be watched on a laptop.
I don't understand her distinction between Top Hat and "really good cinema." And I don't even really like musicals!
thank u
I’m with her on Stalker (though I love the Strugatsky bros). Love the screwball comedies too. Top Hat-pretty great first movie. Yay, Zadie.
Swing Time neeeeeddds to be a miniseries
no country for old men. best movie ever
I remember someone asked this airhead why she referenced another book and she didn't even read it...
If she doesn't like Stalker, then I'm suspicious of her value as an artist. It might keep me away from her books, which is probably my loss..
it's ok she likes a room with a view :P
That's stupid.
@@johnmulligan455 I really shouldn't rise to trolls like you, but really quite honestly this is obscene
@@johnmulligan455 And how odd that you're spending your precious leisure time watching a clip of a writer you don't respect
@@johnmulligan455 That's what trolls always say
reading thorugh the comments i see a lot of disappointment in her lack of appreciation for stalker; I don't think that's it. Rather I think that she appreciates dialogue as opposied to visuals. I think she'd love Tarantino, Scorcese, PT Anderson, De Palma, or films that have mass appeal but also artistic appeal like Amelie, or Singing in the Rain, or Tampopo. Stalker is dour, but it's also langorous and lugubrious. I love it, but if you see it with the option of a "II" button you're ability to appreciate it is fucked; you really have to go to the cinema and enjoy it.