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goodfeles
(à propos de Osterman week-end)
“ Peckinpah signe un testament aussi paranoïaque que foutraque. On savoure toujours l'esprit contrarié d'un Oncle Sam qui mu(t)e violemment. ”
— goodfeles
22 novembre 2021
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goodfeles
(à propos de Osterman week-end)
“ Peckinpah signe un testament aussi paranoïaque que foutraque. On savoure toujours l'esprit contrarié d'un Oncle Sam qui mu(t)e violemment. ”
— goodfeles
22 novembre 2021
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bredele
(à propos de Osterman week-end)
“ La vidéo, instrument du mensonge et de la manipulation, nous sommes et serons tous ses victimes. Violent et laid. ”
— bredele
14 janvier 2018
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cancou
(à propos de Osterman week-end)
“ Film testament du grand Sam, un "eyes whide open", uppercut puissant, lucide et visionnaire. Vous pouvez maintenant jeter votre télévision. ”
— cancou
11 janvier 2018
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orloff
commentaire modéré @cancou oui, je te rejoins sur ton ressenti, d'ailleurs très bien retranscrit. Je vois ce film comme un chant du cygne avec un majeur non palmé aux majors comme Carpenter l'a fait avec le très bon "invasion Los Angeles". Il ne maîtrisait pas le choix du staff ni du montage mais s'est arrangé pour qu'ils ne puissent pas trop cutter ou modifier des plans, fort le mec surtout qu'à cette période il était fatigué par l'alcool, la coke & les décès.. mais sa lucidité artistique brilla de manière incan(in)descente pour son meilleur film, à mes yeux. Washing ton cerveau ;-) -
cancou
commentaire modéré PECKINPAH: I doubt whether he’s tough enough to cut it. If he turns out to be, they’d better throw a metal shield around the poor bastard and keep it there. The rifle shot that rang out in Dallas in 1963 was a very big and ugly noise. You know, I wouldn’t film any part of The Getaway in Dallas. We were set to go in there and shoot some railroad sequences. I was driving around and I stopped for a stop sign and I looked up and there was this plaque on a building and I realized I was at that crossing. I said, “Let’s get the hell out of here. We aren’t going to shoot any part of my picture in this town.” You want to go shopping at Neiman Marcus? Fine. Great store, the greatest in the world. But staying in Dallas to put some part of yourself on the line there? No. Anyway, to get back to politics, I guess I agree with something my brother said sometime back. The time will come, he said when you’ll look back on Harry Truman as possibly the best President this country ever had. Even Eisenhower was better than these guys. At least he knew who he was.He wasn’t dead and the society wasn’t dead.
PLAYBOY: What about those who are fighting to change things? America seems to be full of good causes these days and good people actively committed to them. Don’t you think there are some grounds for optimism, for hope?
PECKINPAH: No. Boredom will kill them off. The country has no attention span. We’re television oriented now. We’d better all wake up to the fact that Big Brother is here. And now, with cable TV and videocassettes coming in, no one will ever have to get up off his ass, even to go to the corner for a movie. It’s awful. One of the great things about going to a movie or the theater is the act itself — the getting out, the buying of the tickets, the sharing of the experience with a lot of other people. Eighty percent of the people who watch television watch it in groups of three or less, and one of those three is half stoned. Most people come home at night after work, have a couple of knocks before dinner and settle down in their living-death rooms. The way our society is evolving, doctor, has been very carefully thought out. It’s not accidental.We’re all being programed, and I bitterly resent it.
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Dennis Hopper
Burt Lancaster
Chris Sarandon
Craig T. Nelson
Cassie Yates
Sam Peckinpah
Buddy Joe Hooker
Anne Haney
Tim Thomerson
Jimmy Williams
Jan Triska
Walter Kelley
Buckley Norris
Sandy McPeak
Merete Van Kamp
Cheryl Carter
John Bryson
Hansford Rowe
Kristen Peckinpah
Bob Kensinger
Bruce A. Block
Julie Wakefield
Den Surles
Eddy Donno
Christopher Starr
Marshall Ho'o
Deborah Chiaramonte
Brick Tilley
Janeen Davis
Gregory Joe Parr
Don Shafer
Irene Gorman Wright
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Pour info Major Dundee est un film mutilé par les producteurs.
Je ne suis pas certaine qu'il croyait au bel esprit américain( il est petit fils de chef indien), il croit aux héros et à leur violence, seule réaction possible quand on appartient à un monde qui s'étiole.