--- In [email protected], "shempmcgurk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Unfriggin' believable.  I grew up watching Belmondo, Alain Delon, 
> and Leno Venturi on French TV in Quebec, so I'm quite familiar with 
> those guys.  It's nice to see what great shape he's in.
> 
> By the way, if any American is wondering where sex and violence in 
> movies comes from, it's from French cinema, not American.
> 
> Look at the French movies of the '60s and '70s and you'll see enough 
> of it to last a life time...AND a very unhealthy and I would say 
> perverse mixture of sex TOGETHER WITH violence.
> 
> It's no co-incidence that Quentin Tarantino has declared his 
> greatest influence French films of this era...

Then here's a film for you, Shemp. Rent a copy 
of "Innocents" (called "The Dreamers" in the US),
by Bernardo Bertolucci. It's set in Paris, 1968,
in the milieu of first the Mediateque riots and
later the general strike riots. It's a true film
buff's film, with the three characters being young
film freaks who delight in acting out scenes from
their favorite classic movies. 

Not a great flick, but Bertolucci (gettin' up there
in years himself) still has a flawless eye for the
human body, and the film is full of nudity, the
most memorable aspect of which is Eva Green, who
will soon join the ranks of Bond girls in the 
remake of "Casino Royale." 

Again, *not* a great flick, but wonderful for film
buffs. It's Bertolucci's homage to Nouvelle Vague,
the cinema that changed his life and made him a 
filmmaker.








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