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Paul Schrader

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Easy Rider (1969) 84% “Easy Rider deals with the most important issues facing America -- and for that reason its superficiality is the more deplorable.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jul 1, 2020 Full Review The Wild Bunch (1969) 91% “The result is one of the strongest emotional kickbacks of any film. The Wild Bunch does for the emotions what Shane did for the intellect.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jul 1, 2020 Full Review Les Biches (1968) 77% “It passes over us with the full weight of its two hours. Les Biches is a sleeper, that is, it's soporific.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jul 1, 2020 Full Review Belle de Jour (1967) 95% “Belle de Jour ranks with L'Age D'Or and Los Olvidados as a landmark not only of Luis Bunuel's career, but of the history of motion pictures.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jul 1, 2020 Full Review The Sergeant (1968) 20% “The failure of the Sergeant rests on Steiger.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jun 30, 2020 Full Review The Rise of Louis XIV (1966) 100% “Rossellini has created a monument to Louis in a film which stands as great as Versailles in architecture.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969) 80% “Mindless Entertainment Department: veteran screenwriter William Bowers has written a funny script for a film with the suspiciously corny title of Support Your Local Sheriff.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Baby Love (1969) “It is well photograped and at least three scenes stand in the memory as being very well cut. But after one trims away the peripheral elements... there is nothing left but a cheesecake film.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jun 30, 2020 Full Review The Learning Tree (1969) 76% “The Learning Tree gives the viewer breathing room, an opportunity to both take it in and leave it. And considering the film's subject matter, that is a sizable achievement.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Midnight Cowboy (1969) 89% “Schlesinger is forced to fall back on Voight and Hoffman's performances, the only cards in Schlesinger's deck which don't seem phony. Yet neither is Schlesinger blameless in this matter.” – Cinema Jun 30, 2020 Full Review If... (1968) 90% “The is an acute sense of disappointment about If, not only over the great film Anderson failed to create, but also the lesser film he passed by.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Sisters (1973) 86% “By injecting his wry humor into Guignol De Palma makes it grand again. He's walking a tightrope and I hope he stays on it.” – L.A. Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Herostratus (1968) “Herostratus represents not only an enormous effort (five penny-scraping years in the making), but also a great deal of thought, passion, and ingenuity, and I only wish I could say it deserved a better fate.” – L.A. Jun 30, 2020 Full Review 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) 90% “The faults of Space Odyssey are attributable to the fact that Kubrick is unwilling to give structure to his emotions, or to put in philosophical context ideas which have metaphysical connotations. There are three plots in Space Odyssey and they never mix.” – Spectacle Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Brandy in the Wilderness (1971) “Brandy In The Wilderness stands alone as a unique work of art; it establishes its own rules, and makes them work.” – Cinema Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Women in Love (1969) 83% “The most successful adaptation of a Lawrence novel to the screen.” – Cinema Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Alice's Restaurant (1969) 63% “When a great director is given his freedom, the least we can expect is a great failure, with pretentiousness, banality, and brilliance all fighting for precedence. But the overriding failure of Alice's Restaurant is its lackluster quality.” – The Los Angeles Image Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Gimme Shelter (1970) 93% “In the end, Gimme Shelter remains a film of shallow intentions; its aesthetics seem those of possibility and opportunism rather than necessity and moral commitment.” – Cinema Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Unholy Rollers (1972) 71% “It's hard, fast, and vulgar, full of life and personality.” – Film Quarterly Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969) 82% “The reasons that Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice comes alive are also the reasons it becomes lifeless.” – Coast FM & Fine Arts Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Lions Love (1969) 54% “In Lion's Love Agnes Varda goes from the intellectual coldness of the French school to the dull, cold films of Warhol.” – Coast FM & Fine Arts Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here (1969) 69% “The cynicism of Willie Boy is inorganic and self-consciously anti-romantic. The principals do not arise ingenuously from their environment, but seem set consciously upon it, like the clowns in Waiting For Godot.” – Coast FM & Fine Arts Jun 30, 2020 Full Review Z (1969) 94% “The film-makers' sense of immediacy transforms itself into style. Z is a film in a hurry, always trying to get ahead of itself, to explore itself.” – Coast FM & Fine Arts Jun 30, 2020 Full Review The Arrangement (1969) 15% “The final result of Kazan's dark night of the soul is, tragically, pure american kitsch.” – Coast FM & Fine Arts Jun 29, 2020 Full Review Black on White (1968) “It does offer one of the rarest of film delights, an intimate sense of style, that is, a way of perceiving life which seems immediate and infectuous.” – Los Angeles Free Press Jan 31, 2020 Full Review
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