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Bookmark or Share- Is Jean Renoir the best director of the 30s? : r/criterion - RedditHe's the only director to have 3 films from the 30s in Sight & Sight top 100 films: Rules of the game, Grande illusion, Day in the country. His other 30s films include The Crime of Monsieur Lange, The Bitch, The Human Beast, Toni. I think he contributed significantly to the language of film most notably the use of deep focus, but also the use ...
- Disappointed by Jean Renoir's The Rules of the Game. : r/TrueFilm - RedditI like the film, but allow me to recommend another of Renoir's films that hit me harder, The Crime of Monsieur Lange. It is also a sort of social satire, and is somewhat similar in tone, but I had more fun with Lange than with Rules, since it is just so sharp, witty and hilarious.
- Really struggling with Jean-Luc Godard right now : r/TrueFilm - RedditReally struggling with Jean-Luc Godard right now. Over the past year, I've been really getting into film, and the more I watch of it, the more I love. I've heard over and over how incredible and influential the films of the French New Wave were, especially the works of Jean-Luc Godard, and so I'm trying to watch his films. It's not going well.
- Jean Renoir has created the best B&W film, the best colored ... - RedditRules of the Game is the reason I got into foreign films and Criterion. It is one of the greatest films of all time. The River is also excellent. Kudos for the Renoir love from some one who pretty much always responds with Rules of the Game when people ask for suggestions on what to get from Criterion. Almost to an annoying level
- The River (1951) - Jean Renoir´s influential work and a personal ...The River is often considered to be one of Jean Renoir´s greatest movies, alongside classics like La Chienne (1931), La Grande Illusion (1937), The Rules of the Game (1939), French Cancan (1955) and many more. Orson Welles once called him the greatest of all directors.
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