The 2000s did not begin on 1 January 2000. It began Sept. 11, 2011, by the largest fireworks display in history. Is it still possible to make films after September 11, 2001? That is the question answered by this list. 10 films for a decade - 10 ways to try to beat the images of the collapse of the World Trade Center. Adorno had banned poetry after Auschwitz - but without doubt it was because he saw a peak in Auschwitz obscene poetry. He might just as well could require the opposite. Such, at least, the choice made film.
Lawrence Sutter:
1. Chris Columbus 'Rent'
2. Michael Mann's 'Collateral'
3. Wes Anderson 'The Darjeeling Limited'
4. Barry Sonnenfeld, 'Big Trouble'
5. Johnnie To's 'Sparrow'
6. Eric Rohmer's 'The Romance of Astrea and Celadon'
7. Andrew Blake, Aria,
8. Ridley Scott, 'A Good Year'
9. Sophie Letourneur, 'Life at the ranch'
10. Gore Verbinski, "Pirates of the Caribbean 1, 2 & 3 '
Jérôme Dittmar :
1. Michael Mann, 'Miami Vice' 2. David Fincher, 'Zodiac' & 'The Social Network' 3. Wachowski Bros, 'Speed Racer' 4. Francis Ford Coppola, 'Youth Without Youth' 5. Peter Weir, 'Master and Commander' 6. Wes Anderson, 'The Darjeeling Ltd' 7. Chris Columbus, 'Rent' 8. Tony Scott, 'Déjà vu' 9. Satoshi Kon, 'Millenium Actress' 10. Johnnie To, 'Sparrow'
Rémy Russotto:
1. Chris Columbus, 'Rent' 2. Tony Scott, 'Domino' & 'Déjà vu' 3. Hou Hsiao-hsien, 'Millennium Mambo' 4. Michael Mann, 'Collateral' 5. Eric Rohmer's 'Triple Agent' 6. The Wachowskis 'Speed Racer' 7. Robert Altman, 'A Prairie Home Companion' 8. Francis Ford Coppola, Youth Without Youth ' 9. Won Kar Wai, '2046 ' 10. Giannoli, 'The Singer'.
Hiç yorum yok:
Yorum Gönder