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Post by intrepid37 on Nov 1, 2024 18:03:01 GMT
Woody Allen
Annie Hall
Interiors
Manhattan
Stardust Memories
Could add a couple more, but we're only asked for 4.
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Post by ando on Nov 4, 2024 0:34:14 GMT
No Stanley Kubrick love? He’s not necessarily a favorite and though he didn’t direct many, they were mostly top drawer features - 1956 The Killing 1957 Paths of Glory 1960 Spartacus 1962 Lolita These keep me glued to the screen. In and out with the rest.  Last Edit: a few seconds ago by ando |
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Post by ando on Nov 10, 2024 18:47:48 GMT
Sidney Lumet had a few really great stretches in his long career of filmmaking. I’d say these are probably the strongest (most affective) four movies in a row: 1962 Long Day's Journey into Night 1964 The Pawnbroker 1964 Fail Safe 1965 The Hill This later run has movies (save the last), though often as serious, with a lot more ironic/sardonic humor: 1974 Murder on the Orient Express 1975 Dog Day Afternoon 1976 Network 1977 Equus |
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Post by jamesjazzguitar on Nov 10, 2024 20:09:59 GMT
Sidney Lumet had a few really great stretches in his long career of filmmaking. I’d say these are probably the strongest (most affective) four movies in a row: 1962 Long Day's Journey into Night 1964 The Pawnbroker 1964 Fail Safe 1965 The Hill This later run has movies (save the last), though often as serious, with a lot more ironic/sardonic humor: 1974 Murder on the Orient Express 1975 Dog Day Afternoon 1976 Network 1977 Equus Yea, those were very good 4 film run and them being 9 years apart also says something. |
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