Rene Clair: Master of the Month, October 2009

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# À nous la liberté (1931) 8/10
# Million, Le (1931) 9.5/10
# Sous les toits de Paris (1930) 8/10
# Entr'acte (1924) 9/10

[Ally]

Le Million was great.
Just saw Roofs of Paris, yay.
Need to see A nous la liberte, and entr'acte.

peeps even if you have a crush on Veronica Lake (like I did) I Married a witch is kinda so-so. But then again try it, like it, and prove me wrong.

[(DG)]

Y'all what haven't observed Entr'acte, do so here.

[Jos]

Just a heads-up for all those active in the Yearly Consensus. We are coming to 1925 soon and this man has 2 features and 1 short for that year: Le fantôme du Moulin-Rouge, Le voyage imaginaire and Paris qui dort. Awesome titles, right?

[Ally]

[Ally]

Was on the verge of turning off The Ghost Goes West this morning. Then it got slightly interesting, but it is still a hideous film overall. 6/10. Stick with the good ones first.

Last week I also saw L'entracte. Not bad, not bad.

[james]

And Then There Were None (René Clair, 1945)

yeah Walter Huston’s great and all but Dr. Armstrong was basically written for Vincent Price. Anyway, this is just really fun; blackly comic, visually inventive, skillful and stuff. “I get it!” *dies*

[Ally]

haha love it, but saw the film about a month or two ago. a little too early.

[Nadafingah]

A Nous la Liberte 9
Under the Roofs of Paris 9
And Then There Were None 9
Le Miillion 8
Entracte 8
The Crazy Ray 7
I Married a Witch 6
The Ghost Goes West 6
Forever and a Day 5
Love and the Frenchwoman 3