Sunset Blvd is certainly one of the best movies I've seen, and I enjoyed it immensely. The mother of all Anti-Hollywood movies is still the best.
It is unusually abstract for a 1950s movie (even for a modern movie) and any arthouse lover would enjoy this it.
But what I did not like about it is that it is a very cruel movie. But I guess it's part of the movie's theme: Hollywood is cruel and don't have anything to do with it.
It works on the same concept of the Coen Brother's "Barton Fink" that says warns you that "if you want to win in Hollywood you'll have to be willing to loose your soul."
Scary though.
But still I can't wait for the DVD of Sunset Blvd.
It is unusually abstract for a 1950s movie (even for a modern movie) and any arthouse lover would enjoy this it.
But what I did not like about it is that it is a very cruel movie. But I guess it's part of the movie's theme: Hollywood is cruel and don't have anything to do with it.
It works on the same concept of the Coen Brother's "Barton Fink" that says warns you that "if you want to win in Hollywood you'll have to be willing to loose your soul."
Scary though.
But still I can't wait for the DVD of Sunset Blvd.
