The saddest movie ever made!--'Nights Of Cabiria' (1952)--Film analysis of Fellini's 1952 comedy.
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- The saddest movie ever made!--'Nights Of Cabiria' (1952)--Film analysis of Fellini's 1952 comedy drama starring Giulietta Masina. Giulietta Masina’s performance in The White Sheik that inspired Fellini with the idea to make Nights Of Cabiria, a film that owes its gritty look to a style borne out of a post World War II film movement called Italian neorealism.
In 1958, Nights of Cabiria received an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Giulietta Masina also received a Best Actress Award for the film at The Cannes Film Festival in 1957.
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Amazing Review, I loved this movie only Fellini could show society in 10 different ways and make you realize the biggest problem in our world... us
I love Fellini and this amazing film. Masina should be mentioned among cinema's elite actresses. Truly heartbreaking ending. They just don't make many films like this anymore with the movie franchise mentality that's running amuck nowadays. Sad. Thanks for checking out the video!
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What an amazing video.
God bless you my friend!
Thanks for watching this video David I appreciate it and God bless you also
Superior analysis! So much I did not appreciate when I saw this film many many years. You revealed depths I missed back then so I'm about search for it to watch again.
Thanks a million, Rose! This is one of my all-time favorite Fellini films behind La Dolce Vita, which I plan on doing soon. God bless, be safe, and check out my playlist and more of my videos such as this one. th-cam.com/play/PLIgQjYndVeTh3WO0Fl9Kf1I4uStn5VNCg.html
The Godfather Of Cinema Not only did I rewatch Nights of Cabiria, I was inspired to rewatch Black Narcissus and Seventh Seal after going through your playlist! It’s always great to get a fresh take on a great movie. I look forward to more of your film analysis!
@@rosestone5091 I am glad that my take on these films enabled you to enjoy them all over again. These movies are great because you can always discover in them something fresh. Right now, I'm editing INTERSTELLAR and it'll be up in a few days. After that, I'll be putting up A CLOCKWORK ORANGE and after that maybe MIDNIGHT EXPRESS or something else, maybe THE ELEPHANT MAN. Any suggestions?
@@godfatherofcinema Great! I rewatched Kubrick's filmography last month. I just watched Sergei Eisenstein's IVAN THE TERRIBLE. Besides the symbolism, I'd be interested in your take on whether the film fulfills Stalin's propagandist goals (likely to justify his authoritarianism) OR whether Eisenstein was subtly creating a caricature of Stalin?
I have Ivan the Terrible in my collection but I have to rewatch it again and I love battleship Potemkin though one of my favorites if you have not seen it you should see heart of darkness a documentary on the making of Apocalypse now that is as compelling as the actual film
Great analysis, Godfather! I liked your academic approach to the review, there was a lot I didn’t catch on my first viewing that you pointed out. I’ll have to watch your other videos.
Thanks for the comment, Evan. Hope you find something else you like. Let me know!!!
The Godfather Of Cinema Will do! I saw an earlier comment of your saying you were considering a Koyaanisqatsi review. I’d love to see what you have to say about that one, it’s one of my favorites.
@@EvanLemole I love Koyaaniqatsi. I forgot about it but I will try to sneak it in before the end of the year. Currently putting the finishing touches on A Clockwork Orange so hit the bell to be notified with I upload it. Reminds me a lot of 1984 btw
Thank you for this outstanding, informative and entertaining review of Nights of Cabiria
Would you please consider doing a review of the 1967 movie The Incident and the 1977 movie That Obscure object of Desire ?
These are two underappreciated and unheralded movies which have very powerful messages...
Thanks again for your fine work .
Thanks for checking this out Sam. Haven’t seen the 1st; the second is among my favorites. The great Fernando Rey. Deep funny film.
A remarkable masterpiece of a film!
I agree. Fellini was in a class by himself. Thanks for watching the video and commenting.
Hey! Love your movie reviews✨ Could you possibly do an analysis on Carrie 1976? That would be so cool
Thanks for your support, watching the video, and your recommendation, Cadaveria! Carrie (the original) and the Exorcist are my all-time favorites. I plan on doing an analysis on Carrie soon, coincidentally.
you made great job man.. movie is masterpiece..
Thanks, Mate. Appreciate the comment very much!
Good breakdown.
Thanks for watching, Knighton!
Will you do any videos on films by Terrance Malick?
Thanks for watching this video. What film would you like me to do?
The Godfather Of Cinema I thought The Tree of Life was one of the best films of the decade. If you haven’t watched it before, watch the theatrical cut. (I haven’t seen the extended alternate cut, and the director has said the theatrical cut is the definitive version of the film).
@@richardsreviews8820 I saw that film when it first came out and at that time I did not like it; however, almost 40% of my favorite films are those I did not like on the 1st viewing. I know that Criterion adopted it so I will definitely give it a second look as it did remind me of Koyaanisqatsi, another abstract film I plan on doing. Any other films you would like to see me cover?
@@richardsreviews8820 I will definitely have to see it again. Do you have the Criterion and if so how is the picture and sound quality compared with the regular DVD which I have?
The Godfather Of Cinema I got the criterion from my library. I assume the dvd will be good since the movie is only from 2011, so I don’t think the criterion did any restoring the movie. They mainly worked on the alternate cut which I haven’t seen. I think the dvd should be good.
You have good movies.
I am glad that you like them Journey by the Moonlight
This is dope 💯
Thanks, Kaydijdrah Black! Much appreciated. A dope movie by Fellini, indeed!
Johnny B! Is there a way to contact you? I was curious if you wouldn't mind taking a look at my screenplay, to see if it's worth a dang as far as themes and structure.
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Just my opinion but I think South Central is the saddest movie ever. Too realistic and too relatable
I haven't seen that movie in over 20 years. Great flick, however, I take Cabiria over it. Thanks for the comment.