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Room 666 (1982)

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Summary: During the 1982 Cannes Film Festival, Wenders asks a number of film directors from around the world to get, each one at a time, into a hotel room, turn on the camera and sound recorder, and, in solitude, answer a simple question: "What is the future of cinema?". (imdb)
AKA: Chambre 666
Country: France
Directed By: Wim Wenders
Written By: Wim Wenders
More information at the Internet Movie Database
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na follower
66
T6
Interesting time capsule, nicely tied together by Wenders.
na Seftref
55
T4
na johnatanjj
65
T4
na Derekstar
10
T1
There's only one word for this kind of film. Indulgent. I mean, I guess another word would be masturbation. Two more might be self-gratification. This type of introspection is incredibly pretentious, and doesn't really add anything useful to the cultural conversation. Everybody seems to speak with authority, but they're also utterly clueless. Nobody knows. The only people who are going to get their kicks from this movie are people who already share its worldview. Where's the fun in that?
na Noir Doll
79
T2
na arif
88
T6
na alive75
50
T4
na lucas M.
60
T2
na bernardobrum
70
T3
na Merc
65
T3
na jodamico
74
T5
na fortsigma
60
T4
na m4th3u5
60
T3
na schnofel
20
T1
na Aliboron
78
T4
na fakesenator
60
T5
na lippecesar
87
T9
na MadcapLaughs
46
T2
Despite the low score the start of Herzog's section was awesome.
na Magmadiver
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na JEbel72
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na Orion16RUS
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T6
na Bojangles
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T3
na tata
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T2
na Gui
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T7
na Coheed
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T7
In some ways its disappointing how short this is, both with the entire film and some of the directors' segments, and yet there is enough in this to show a mirror to the period and still raise relevant issues about cinema now. Even the very brief segments provoke ideas, although it is Hellman, Godard, Herzog (who is the only person who turns off the TV strategically placed within camera frame), Antonioni, Morrissey and Spielberg who intrigued the most with their views.
na paperilunta
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T3
na barbarali
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na IMDb-byvotes
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T3
na electriccafe
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T5
na GFD
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na Carlospro
75
T5
na eliadorus
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na dmtls
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na filmaffinity
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na viniciusjn
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na givethanks
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na excowboy
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na Tostadora
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na cinema_hell
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na bmmello
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na Danilolopes
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na moses
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na paris1919
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na imdb
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na RadioFreeLee
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na Doo
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na winds
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na loureed
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na Gus12345
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na djinn
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na katje_
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na negative
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na flowing
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na anseiodviver
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na Johnny Case
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na getuliomarx
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na ThiagoH
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na pristinepain
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na jewellrunner
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Average Tier 4.22 from 59 Rankings rss