I am a HUGE fan of Red Rock West. A contemporary noir that effectively captures the atmosphere of vintage noir whilst successfully avoiding self parody.
The older I get the more I appreciate Carlitos Way-it lacks the audacious comic book tone of Scarface(comparisons are unavoidable) but certain sequences are among DePalmas best
I loved Red Rock West. It's the second film by the Dahl Brothers and the first one is almost as great. It's Kill Me Again from 1989 with Val Kilmer playing a down and out private investigator hired to make femme Fatale, Joanne Whiley Kilmer, disappear from her abusive husband played by the great Michael Madsen. If you haven't seen it, you can watch it free on my Playlist TH-cam!th-cam.com/play/PL_IQmOxxq1q3Q5c-vJjnMSo3uEcirZDPq.html
I loved Clifford as a kid, but I can understand why it was baffling. It was a catch 22 in terms of making. You have Martin Short playing a 10 year old kid, something that a lot of people couldn't wrap their head around. But then...if you cast a real 10 year old kid...all the sudden the comedy becomes horrific and doesn't work.
I am a HUGE fan of Red Rock West. A contemporary noir that effectively captures the atmosphere of vintage noir whilst successfully avoiding self parody.
R.I.P. J.T. Walsh, Charles Grodin, Dennis Hopper, and River Phoenix.
Love everything about Red Rock West, now including Gene's rave review.
I loved Red Rock West too. Very well reviewed!
RRW got by me. Thanks boys.
Posting from 2038 to say rest in peace Martin Short.
Well partly, need to pay some penance for Clifford
RRW played in San Fransico for weeks at a single screen arts theater. Developed a strong following and is very rewatchable.
Clifford Is Truly one of the most baffling films ever made
Who in the hell was a target audience!?
@@nickhinton9726 that is a Very good question
@@crakatoot5480like it seems to have certain family friendly elements while also not being family friendly at all
I loved Clifford. And The Good Son.
Great double feature.
#SaysNoOneEver
The older I get the more I appreciate Carlitos Way-it lacks the audacious comic book tone of Scarface(comparisons are unavoidable) but certain sequences are among DePalmas best
I think it's De Palma's most refined and world weary film. The human drama is perfect.
Tonight we’ll be reviewing four movies no one has ever heard of and no one will get hear of again.
Are you trying to brag about your ignorance?
@@justincoleman3805 many film fans are aware of all of these titles-notorious films in various ways
RIP artistic freedom in China
I loved Red Rock West. It's the second film by the Dahl Brothers and the first one is almost as great. It's Kill Me Again from 1989 with Val Kilmer playing a down and out private investigator hired to make femme Fatale, Joanne Whiley Kilmer, disappear from her abusive husband played by the great Michael Madsen. If you haven't seen it, you can watch it free on my Playlist TH-cam!th-cam.com/play/PL_IQmOxxq1q3Q5c-vJjnMSo3uEcirZDPq.html
Raggedy Ann is back!
I haven't seen any of these movies.
Red Rock West was very good
Their feelings on Clifford make me not miss them anymore. RIP nobody.
I loved Clifford as a kid, but I can understand why it was baffling. It was a catch 22 in terms of making.
You have Martin Short playing a 10 year old kid, something that a lot of people couldn't wrap their head around.
But then...if you cast a real 10 year old kid...all the sudden the comedy becomes horrific and doesn't work.
I watched it as a kid and actually felt sick. True partly from bad nachos but
Stephen Baldwin is truly the opposite of a good actor. I don't like to hate but he's terrible. How on earth did he get roles?