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Amarcord (1974)
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In this carnivalesque portrait of provincial Italy during the Fascist period, Fellini satirizes his youth and turns daily life into a circus of rituals, sensations and emotions. Adolescent desires, male fantasies, and political repartee are set to Nina Rota's music in this beautiful transfer of Amarcord. (read more)
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Amarcord Movie Review by AJ  (4/28/2006) |
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I am one of the few living beings who disliked Fellini's celebrated 8 1/2. I found it dull, self-indulgent, and pretentious. But at least I could understand why others would like it. This particular film of Fellini's, Armarcord, leaves me entirely befuddled and at a loss as to why any person with a brain would ever ever...
(complete Amarcord review by AJ)
| Amarcord Movie Review by Sebastian (5/8/2007) |
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i personally think that this is one of the best MOVIES ever made, and this is more than just the usual phrase you use for any film you like - no, i mean it: it is perfect and pure cinema.
having no straight plot, no real protagonist and no real beginning/end, it can be perceived as a cinematic poem, i believe, rather than...
(complete Amarcord review by Sebastian)
Like all Fellini films this follows a large cast as they mingle and intermingle. Unlike many of his films there is no dashing male lead, no Marcello Mastrionni, and no real protagonist. This film looks a town in Italy during the rise of fascism, looking at a moment from many people's lives and leaving the town without any...
(complete Amarcord review by Jessica Film Junkie)
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