#1 ·
Maybe PBS will air one of his films tonight, similar to how they showed one yesterday following Bergman's passing.
RIP Michelangelo Antonioni
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#5 ·
Angela Miller said:Tomorrow on ABC, they're airing Zabriskie Valley of Death at 10:30 PM.
It’s like some endless cycle of legendary directors. 😬
"Just watch and enjoy. Don't sweat it—in a few days, there'll be two or three more just like them..." 😲
#6 ·
The passing of three cinematic giants:
Michelangelo Antonioni, July 30, 2007
Ingmar Bergman, July 30, 2007
Edward Yang, June 29, 2007 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0945981/
...what a year. I was actually just sitting here thinking about picking up some copies of BLOW and Profession on my way through the comic shop, and then I see the news about the great Michelangelo...
Michelangelo Antonioni, July 30, 2007
Ingmar Bergman, July 30, 2007
Edward Yang, June 29, 2007 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0945981/
...what a year. I was actually just sitting here thinking about picking up some copies of BLOW and Profession on my way through the comic shop, and then I see the news about the great Michelangelo...
#7 ·
Angela Miller said:Catching Zabriskie Valley of Death on ABC tomorrow night at 10:30...
The schedule says it's gonna happen... Zabriskie Point.... Zabriskie Valley of Death... Actually... Red Desert...It should be... Red DesertRight...?
Rest in peace, Antonioni...
edit: just realized they actually... Zabriskie Point... translated as... Zabriskie Valley of Death...
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Jerry Martin19 said:The schedule lists Zabriskie Point . But Valley of Death (which is actually Red Valley) should be Il Deserto Rosso , right?
Rest in peace, Antonioni.
edit: I just realized they translated Zabriskie Point as Valley of Death
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Zabriskie Point was translated as Valley of Death, while Il deserto rosso ended up being called Red Desert.
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Mark Johnson5 said:Zabriskie Point got translated as Valley of Death, and Il deserto rosso became Red Desert.
honestly, I don't think Zabriskie Point needs translating. if someone actually cares, they'll look it up...
#10 ·
It’s a real shame they won’t let him release something actually decent for once.
I suppose they’re just digging through the archives again, much like how Disney+ pulls those old, dusty titles out of storage.
I suppose they’re just digging through the archives again, much like how Disney+ pulls those old, dusty titles out of storage.
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