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« Reply #36 on: July 08, 2007, 09:52:12 AM » |
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I've now merged three threads on The Witches into one, so we won't have to hunt so hard for discussions of this film. (I changed Dannyman's original topic title.) I'm surprised that I seem to have neglected to post about this film when I saw it in the Morricone retrospective at NYC's Film Forum last February. The four segments that precede Clint's (the Vittorio De Sica-directed "Una sera come le altre," or "A night like any other") range from forgettable (Visconti's "La strega bruciata viva") and two "short subjects" to excruciating (Pasolini's "La terra vista dalla luna"). Not sure where I'd class Clint's segment, if Clint weren't in it, but at best it seems like a joke that goes on too long. It's about a bored Italian housewife who wishes her American husband were more exciting, more like her dreams of America ... hey, maybe Clint got the inspiration to do Bridges from this experience.  Anyway, there are a number of fantasy sequences that are imaginative visually and pretty comical (intentionally or no) dramatically, Matt had posted some stills, but they don't seem to be available any more. Anyone else who has seen this movie, you're welcome to continue the discussion here. 
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