kwhummel
Iscritto in data set 2000
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For years I've been running around in countless music stores searching for a record of that fantastic composer Van den Budenmayer, maybe even the actual record Valentine bought for the old judge in "Red". Only after reading the credits here at IMDB, I discovered that the name is just an alter ego for Zbigniew Preisner, who is also in charge of the musical score in some of Kieslowski's other films. Nevertheless, it is still great music that supports the story told by the movie very well.
...isn't it? But Billy Crystal still does great screenplaying. Keeping his sardonic smile, even when it's his task to bury his late father side by side with his World War-II-comrades. Also a great piece of moviemaking: Billy sending Kareem Abdul-Jabbaar off the court during his farewell match.
I like watching this film every time they repeat it on TV, because I can't stop counting the dozens of references to "Casablanca".
My favourite is without doubt the final - guess what? - airport scene, where Isabella Rossellini (Elsa, err, Ingrid Bergman's daughter!) gets on board the propeller-engined plane, this time (surprise, surprise!) with the aging American and leaving behind the boring spy-guy, who is (dramatic change of scriptbook) not Czech, but British.
My favourite is without doubt the final - guess what? - airport scene, where Isabella Rossellini (Elsa, err, Ingrid Bergman's daughter!) gets on board the propeller-engined plane, this time (surprise, surprise!) with the aging American and leaving behind the boring spy-guy, who is (dramatic change of scriptbook) not Czech, but British.