spookygrinder

One of the best movies I have seen in years. A million great things could be said, but I'll stick to this point: critics are not insightful. Perhaps it's because they spend so much time watching crap that their thinking caps are too clogged with dust to function. Yes, the second half of this film is more challenging than the first, but it does make sense. Perfect sense. I had read so many baffled reviews that upon viewing I was drop-jawed shocked that so many paid writers didn't get it. Literally. I am not bragging. These people should be embarrassed to call themselves critics.

Lovers of mystery and thought, I implore you, go see this wonderful movie.

And for those who complain it didn't make any sense: there are movies like Corky Romano for people like you. Go play with your toys and leave discussion to the grown ups.

I don't know what the reviewers were thinking, but with Ebert leading the pack, it might be safe to say that they weren't thinking at all.

Intervista is an amazing film. It takes the shape of a fake documentary, in which Fellini looks at, and pokes fun at, his entire career. In the end it is an homage, not to himself, as other reviewers have suggested, but to film itself. Praise for a medium which never ceases to amaze viewers and film makers alike with it's capacity to project and create our dreams.