I dunno, Glebby. It's a little off-the-beaten-path for you (I'm humbly assuming). They're good films, but I'm not sure they're your cup of tea, in other words. It's a ride through "'60s Fringe Movies."
Why don't you take a peek at each and see what you think? I'd love to see if you like them.
What's Up, Tiger Lily is a strange one that you'll either find terribly funny, terribly offensive, or a one-joke movie that gets boring really fast. In its day, it was considered an underground comedy gem.
Closely Watched Trains won a Best Foreign Language Film Oscar in the '60s.
Blow-Up is classic Antonioni.
And Point Blank is an action movie by John Boorman (Yay! Exorcist II!!!) that I've never seen, but is considered to be very good. Not my genre though. It's got Lee Marvin in it, and Angie Dickinson.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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Updated On: 11/11/07 at 10:13 AM