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Hace 10 horas · La excepción podría ser Filmin, donde Mario Bava o Sam Peckinpah son tratados con el mismo respeto que Michael Haneke o Akira Kurosawa. En cuanto al formato físico, a tope con él siempre que estemos hablando de ediciones de importación como Arrow o Vinegard Syndrome.
Hace 10 horas · Año de producción: 1960. Duración: 01:32:41. Género: Drama, II Guerra Mundial. Sinopsis: Alvaro Cosenza (Gérard Blain), conocido como “el jorobado de Roma”, un joven partisano emigrado del sur, continúa la lucha en la Roma ocupada por los alemanes. Su principal enemigo es el Inspector Moretti (Ivo Garrani), padre de Nina (Anna-Maria ...
Hace 10 horas · It was directed by noted auteur Sam Peckinpah, whose name, like that of other directors such as John Ford, would come to be indelibly associated with the Western.
Hace 10 horas · From the right: Richard Hanania found it not unpleasant enough (according to Hanania, the film’s failure to include a Sam Peckinpah-style graphic rape shows the film has been captured by “political correctness”, as does the decision to feature two female war photographers, because there’s no such thing as a female war photographer except for — oops! — the female war photographer ...
Hace 10 horas · Give Clayton Davis credit for at least admitting out of the gate that The Fall Guy (Universal, 3.3) is empty jizz-whizz. I proudly steered clear of last night’s all-media showing, and will mournfully submit to it Wednesday night like an Egyptian sphinx. I don’t care how many easy lays come out of the woodwork to insist how “funny” or “purely pleasurable” it is.
I'll name a few this sub always downvotes me for, which are for some reason popular in this sub: House, Crumb, and Dazed and Confused. I also fuckin hate Glengarry Glen Ross and High Fidelity. I've never seen School of Rock because I hate Jack Black and his whole shtick. I mention that one because it has gotten mention here too for some reason.
Hace 10 horas · Adapté d’un roman de George Markstein par Michel Audiard, réalisé par Yves Boisset, « ESPION, LÈVE-TOI » est un thriller d’espionnage situé à Zurich et prenant pour héros Lino Ventura, conseiller financier embourgeoisé, mais en réalité espion « en sommeil » qui voit ses collègues assassinés les uns après les autres.
