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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
since you brought up antonioni with blowup actually i love zabriskie point, which to my post-boomer sensibilities looks very 60s, but is actually from 1970.
on the opposite end, pycho is a 1960 movie but it feels to me like the 50s
others:
a hard day's night
Z <-- costa gavras is practically ignored in the US
au hasard balthazar <-- bresson = genius
le mépris <-- fucking fuck!!!!!!!!!!1 the beauty of that film!!!!!!!!!11
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faster pussycat! kill! kill!
(you gotta have awesome b movies)
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branded to kill - b movie or art movie? whatever-- AWESOME
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I don't zabriskie point (or some of the others you mention--I'm obviously deprived).
But yeah, A Hard Day's Night is classic. So is Psycho. I wish I could include North by Northwest, but that is sooo 50s. But it ranks right up there at probably # 2 or so, right after The Graduate, among my favorite movies.