I don't see any other comments, so here I go. I think this is a great movie. I always liked the way they told the story. However, you have made me realize how many details go into telling a story on film. Most of us only see the final product without realizing how much thinking, planning and true artistic skill it takes to make any film, much more so, to make a great film. Thank you for providing clues toward solving the mystery of how to make it happen.
Thank you for your nice reaction 💙 Film editing certainly comes with a lot of thought, specially behind these complex stories. I love this movie too and it makes me happy to read this since the purpose of this channel is to learn about filmmaking.
When I was a student at the University of Illinois I went to summer school one year. For entertainment, I decided to see every movie that came to every theater in town. The only one I remember was "What's New Pussycat". Roger Ebert wrote film reviews for the "Daily Illini", the school's newspaper back then. One day I was walking on campus. Roger noticed me and said he had seen me at the movies and suggested I go see a movie at the Student Union. The movie was Kurasawa's "The Seven Samurai" which is still my favorite movie. Unfortunately, I wasn't smart enough to suggest that he and I do a TV show where we rated movies, otherwise it might have been "Rehm and Ebert" instead of "Siskel and Ebert."
So much to learn from these two great movies, Kurasawa;s specially for me. Wasn't familiar with "Siskel and Ebert" film review show. Thanks for sharing 🙏
I don't see any other comments, so here I go. I think this is a great movie. I always liked the way they told the story. However, you have made me realize how many details go into telling a story on film. Most of us only see the final product without realizing how much thinking, planning and true artistic skill it takes to make any film, much more so, to make a great film. Thank you for providing clues toward solving the mystery of how to make it happen.
Thank you for your nice reaction 💙 Film editing certainly comes with a lot of thought, specially behind these complex stories. I love this movie too and it makes me happy to read this since the purpose of this channel is to learn about filmmaking.
When I was a student at the University of Illinois I went to summer school one year. For entertainment, I decided to see every movie that came to every theater in town. The only one I remember was "What's New Pussycat". Roger Ebert wrote film reviews for the "Daily Illini", the school's newspaper back then. One day I was walking on campus. Roger noticed me and said he had seen me at the movies and suggested I go see a movie at the Student Union. The movie was Kurasawa's "The Seven Samurai" which is still my favorite movie. Unfortunately, I wasn't smart enough to suggest that he and I do a TV show where we rated movies, otherwise it might have been "Rehm and Ebert" instead of "Siskel and Ebert."
So much to learn from these two great movies, Kurasawa;s specially for me. Wasn't familiar with "Siskel and Ebert" film review show. Thanks for sharing 🙏
Very good😊
Thanks for your reaction and passing by here 💙