Another wish granted from my “movies I’d like to rewatch on big screen” list. The costumes, enormous paintings, interiors, exteriors and pastoral views are all experienced as Kubrick and cinematographer John Alcott intended.
Another wish granted from my “movies I’d like to rewatch on big screen” list. The costumes, enormous paintings, interiors, exteriors and pastoral views are all experienced as Kubrick and cinematographer John Alcott intended.
Pair this with The Graduate, and you’ve got yourself an acting masterclass from Mr. Hoffman.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Oh I love you Adam, Alex, Peter, Brian, whatever your name is. I hope we have a lot of boys. We can name them all after you.
In James Baldwin’s novel “Go Tell It on the Mountain”, the protagonist John, an adolescent gay boy with a strict preacher father, secretly goes to see a movie in Manhattan. He never reveals the title of the movie but describes the plot in detail and reads the tagline on the poster: ‘There’s a fool like him in every family — and a woman next door to take him over’. The movie is “Of Human Bondage”.
The novel is semi-autobiographical so…