The dynamic octogenarian duo discuss some must-see political films. These two old-school movie veterans bring a smart, fun and insightful perspective to film reviews. Check it out!
The dynamic octogenarian duo discuss some must-see political films. These two old-school movie veterans bring a smart, fun and insightful perspective to film reviews. Check it out!
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Yeah, um Alec Guiness won that year for Bridge on the River Kwai, one of the best underacted performences of all time. Andy Griffith is really good in that film though.
Oh, best political film is JFK, as long as you take the whole film as fiction. it's like when Woody Allen is prolonging having sex with his wife in Annie Hall by ranting about all the possibilities of the JFK murders, but instead Oliver Stone just made entire picture about what he thought might of happened, not definitely.
I dont let my politics get in the way of art, maybe its because Im an independent, I dont subscribe to one party. If someone creates something beautiful and I dont agree with him politically I would never dismiss his/her work. Frank Capra, gave us few of the most memorable movies in film history: It Happened One Night, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, You Cant Take It with You, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Meet John Doe and Its a Wonderful Life.
We should stop disrespecting people just because we dont share their political views. This is a democracy, not totalitarianism, we suppose to have different views. Good presidents and not so good presidents came from both sides but no one was evil not even Bush.
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Oh, best political film is JFK, as long as you take the whole film as fiction. it's like when Woody Allen is prolonging having sex with his wife in Annie Hall by ranting about all the possibilities of the JFK murders, but instead Oliver Stone just made entire picture about what he thought might of happened, not definitely.
No one ever mentions his movie after "No Time for Sergeants" which was "Onion Head".
It Happened One Night, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, You Cant Take It with You, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Meet John Doe and Its a Wonderful Life.
Love you geezers,
Peace!