By turns dull, disgusting and juvenile. If anyone ever says Fellini's just high brow artsy stuff you can show them this because the humor is as low-brow as it gets: Fart jokes, sex jokes, really jokes about any kind of bodily functions permeate the entire movie and not a single one is worth even a chuckle. As for the the rest of the movie's content it's weak, disjointed and boring and, frankly, at times insulting. The photography is the only good thing here, but even that's only above average.

Lusty teenagers trying to score. An elderly man boasts of his sexual prowess. Exaggerated (one might say "bad") acting. Big close-ups of breasts and bottoms. Obscene gestures. Urination jokes. Masturbation jokes. Fart jokes. Is it the latest installment in the Porky's series? No, it's just dumb ol' Amarcord. Fellini presents a series of anecdotes that are neither amusing nor charming, nor particularly interesting.

Several vignettes involving different stories in an Italian town that ultimately amount to nothing.

A bit too bawdy for my liking and also felt rather long; a decent film though.

Candid episodes from villagers in Italy, linked together by a gentle symbolism through the theme of each passing season and a sense of nostalgia in a seemingly autobiograhical gesture from its director. The vast majority of them are amusing, some touching, and while the movies misses a centerpiece is always entertaining and usually beautiful to watch.

It got me bored out of my mind, and then BOOBS, and then bored out of my mind again.

Fellini kicks ass in this. You gotta love this satiric early comedies. Euope comedy school is so much better than american.

Not my kind of movie.

A bunch of morons making fart jokes and yelling at each other. The score is lovely but it can't redeem this.

A bizarre, intriguing mixture of fact, fantasy and obscurity, pleasing to watch. The title means "I remember".

I WANT A WOMAN

The mother of all interlocking movies. Fascinating in all the different stories, Fellini manages to portrait a town and make it seem like the viewer also lived in it. Nostalgic is the best word to describe this amazing movie.

#74

So full of life.

A bit too impatient, I would like to see more time spent on the good scenes in this one. Kusturica does this kind of thing better, but extra points for the man in the tree and Rotas music.