Bringing up Baby (Howard Hawks 1938)
Downhill (Alfred Hitchcock 1927)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Milos Forman 1975)
Out of the Past (Jacques Tourneur 1947)
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I really enjoyed all these prepositions and now will digest them while Vargas takes that well earned break!
I have looked back through these clever posts Vargas and look forward to reading more after your break.
My first love is literature. But literature is so old, as a named art, that it now produces only half a dozen or so notable books each century. Words are tired (which is perhaps why they're so overused these days).
Yet your list of notable films through a lens of prepositions reminds me of the gush of great cinema we experienced in the 1900s. A new art was born! Humanity was passionately obsessed! And even aesthetically parsimonious I am forced to say that at least 50 great films were realized in 100 years
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