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existentialica — 19 years ago(January 07, 2007 12:09 PM)

Anyone else feel that Robert Altman's style is a lot like what would have happened had Tati not rigorously rehearsed and planned every single minute detail out?

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I'm watching Nashville right now for the first time and Tati immediately came to mind. There is definitely major similarity, in this film, at least

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Good question.

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Altman is quite obviously influenced by Jacques Tati even if they make different films. The car crash in
Nashville
is a nice homage to
Trafic
.
"a va by me, madamea va by me!"

The Red Shoes

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Couldn't have said it better myself, existentialica.
Man, give her the beep overhead clause!

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PLAY-TIME is balls-explodingly amazing.

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Ironically enough, Tati's Mr. Hulot will rise from the grave thanks to the animation of Sylvain Chomet (The Tripletts of Belleville) for a movie in 2009. So yes, he shall become a cartoon character.
Yeah, both Altman and Tati enjoyed playing with sound in interesting ways. I'd love to see NASHVILLE on a huge screen to really soak up the overlapping dialogue.

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