McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)
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" Director: Robert Altman His 7th movie My 13th movie watched from the director Christie and Beatty are great in this unique approach to the western, in only the way Altman can do. Added to Lists: Top Ten Films - Robert Altman Top Ten Performances - Julie Christie Top Ten Performances - Warren Beatty Best Westerns __________ Location: Washington, USA"

" Notes: While watching this movie, I realized that Robert Altman is actually a rather difficult director. I mean, it is not that his movies are really cryptic or difficult to follow like with David Lynch or Kim Ki-Duk for example, but he definitely has a very oblic approach concerning his directing which might explain why I have sometimes a hard time with his movies. Basically, he usually puts his camera in the middle of the scene and leave the characters do the talking but there is no real edi"

" Notes: While watching this movie, I realized that Robert Altman is actually a rather difficult director. I mean, it is not that his movies are really cryptic or difficult to follow like with David Lynch or Kim Ki-Duk for example, but he definitely has a very oblic approach concerning his directing which might explain why I have sometimes a hard time with his movies. Basically, he usually puts his camera in the middle of the scene and leave the characters do the talking but there is no real edi"

"There isn’t a conventional sound or image to be found in McCabe & Mrs. Miller, whose scenes are charged with a jazz-like pulse of controlled spontaneity that would become a Robert Altman trademark. Compared to the obliging alternation of wide shots, medium shots, and close-ups that comprise most films, McCabe & Mrs. Miller’s compositions seem to be too close in on the characters, reveling in the nits and grits of their hair and beat-up clothes, which often obscure the particulars of their id"

"5.12 Robert Altman, 1971 Very nicely paced and the setting is pretty nice but like all Altman films I've seen there's just something missing."

"Eipä tästä sillon mukulana mitään tajunnut. Nyt pitkäpiimäisen Altman-projektin keskellä katsoin uudestaan ja nousi suosikkien joukkoon Pitkien jäähyväisten ja Weddingin välimaastoon. Kauniita kuvia mudasta, lumesta, loskasta, sonnasta, huorista ja juopoista. Ohjaajansa tyylisesti ihmiset juttelevat niitä näitä ja kamera haahuilee levottomasti. Taustalla horisee Leonard Cohen. McCaben hahmo oli parhaimpia elokuvahahmoja ikinä ja mieleni alkoi tehdä tuplaviskiä raa'alla kananmu"