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Renoir Is A Grizzly Bear, And Boss Of His Cinema.

The Foremost Jean, of all jeans, the toni, the boss, of a rather crowded table. Where this grizzly bear of a director, sets the story for later European Cinema. In Toni, one of the most enjoyable of Renoir's repertoire. He tells a story of a gang of characters he introduces to the public and audience. From my perspective, Renoir, has a very interesting and personalization to crafting his characters, that resonate through out most of his works.

Renoir is, I think, the most special Director in early Cinema, and I believe his works will continue to inspire young artists and cinemaphiles, movie makers, and a new direction. This film, defined European Cinema, and that is why it's a very warm welcome to anyone's film collection. Nothing short of a masterpiece.

Enjoy.

Woody Allen, hmmm, what is there to say about this clown, this writer, this I guess non-actor, or voice and heart of sleeze and wine. I think it's wonderful, that Woody started his career writing comedy, that eventually lead to standup and then into the movies and with it, his version of Hollywood.

He brings a Nerdtopia to his films. If a joke can make you feel more attracted to the balding man, the elder fool, the goofball and intellectual. Eclectism reigns king with Mr. Allen, a newyork aristocrat.

As, much as I like Woody, I don't like his films! With the exception of this romantic comedy. Midnight In Paris, is a excellent movie in English. Some of these scenes look like paintings with camera framing and coloring. I, do think Woody has reached his best work here, and, I am sure more to come from the aging star.

Herzog, is not a Director I admire much, but I enjoy his epic stories. Boredom, comes to mind when I watch a Herzog movie. For money, in recent years, he's done a lot of trash, I mean, if you ever see any of his novelties, you'll wonder, what went wrong when Herzog went to Hollywood. You would've expected, better quality output, but you get a Herzog who robs the rich with his name.

Production wise though, Herzog is interesting in that he's directed massive uncivilized crowds in some of his films, which takes skill. Herzog is very primitive in that regards, and in it's most basic form, Herzog is King of his cult fame.

This film, is good output, in that it's about Nazi Germany, and the little theatre based on a real life story, that demonstrates a interesting drama, with a heart of heroism.

If you like cult films, and if you like production. This is good viewing. Could be disappointing to you though as it's a niche film.