8 1/2 (1963)
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- Marcello Mastroianni
- Claudia Cardinale
- Anouk Aimée
- Sandra Milo
- Rossella Falk
- Barbara Steele
- Madeleine Lebeau
- Caterina Boratto
- Eddra Gale
- Guido Alberti
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- May 25, 2017
Found the other half
Andrew SwaffordJul 28, 2014Federico Fellini. I've heard so much. As countless others have proclaimed, he was a master of the cinema. So, with massively high expectations, I dove head-first into my first Fellini. Simply put, 8 1/2 is magical. I have never seen a film that weaves in and out of…
SilentDawnMar 17, 2021No wonder why this is David Lynch's 1st favorite movie
Zegan - Apr 29, 2022
men will literally make a picture rather than going to therapy
houvreMay 20, 2017you haven't seen the color white until you've seen 8½ on 35mm.
truMar 2, 2019it took me 2 weeks and 5 naps to finish this movie. you can guess how much i loved it…
Lucas Vidal - Jul 30, 2020
It must’ve been hella awkward for Fellini’s wife to watch this.... Also yeah this is a masterpiece. 10 / 10
PopcornIdeologyOct 13, 2018"It's time to set all the symbols aside." the creative process as a personal apocalypse that gives way to glorious rebirth. dreams, the past, the present, and the abyss of the future collapses in on itself into a supernova within the spirit, body, and mind. kind of torn…
WesSep 14, 2014"Asa nisi masa." Just as I walk into the room, it dawns on me that I'm unprepared. Whatever I was supposed to do, I didn't do it. I'm not finished yet. How did I get here? Why would I have come if I wasn't ready? The others are all there, looking and laughing, knowing…
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Mixing the sacred and the obscene, 8 1/2 is deeply profound. Despite being a melancholic tale of guilt and aimlessness, it somehow manages to be simultaneously comedic and heartbreaking. Fellini is a master in the very sense of the word. (9/10)
It could be said that the true beauty of 8 1/2 is found in its confusion. It’s found in the physical and psychological mayhem. It’s found in Fellini’s unique film language and audacious visual approach.
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from the first surrealist dream sequence, 8 1/2 brings you in close and never lets you go, an intellectual meta-masterpiece with flawless composure. the writing and performances are exceptional and the narrative is something wholly unique and special. directors forever
Yeah there's no way in hell this was a comedy Fellini, I don't care what kind of note you taped to the camera was supposed to tell you. 4/5, incredible had to rewatch.
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It's Fellini's last black-and-white picture and conceivably the most gorgeous and inventive thing he ever did—certainly more fun than anything he made after it.
The best film ever made about filmmaking.