un film? ... By: frizzistella. on 18 Apr 12, 18:19:35 un film? meraviglioso di difficilissimo reperimento...
uno dei? film più ... By: 64LI0479. on 18 Nov 11, 14:20:21 uno dei? film più belli che ho visto nella mia vita, purtroppo é introvabile
this is the one ... By: Jerominus77. on 08 Oct 11, 13:57:12 this is the one most amazing scene in Molier that prefigures (as in retrospect) the author's legacy into the the centuries to follow and up to now. The actor here is able to let us? feel how Moliere through his death was able to make himself eternal.
What a piece of work.
D'you know where to ... By: scabel1000. on 21 Sep 11, 21:44:03 D'you know where to buy? it??
caubère !! ... By: janiakowska. on 01 Aug 11, 19:16:47 caubère !! absolument? fantastique
The film knocked me ... By: MrMaybear. on 29 Jan 11, 23:57:18 The film knocked me of my feet. Later in life I? had the pleasure of directing this never out of time play. Quite a thrill.
And yes you can finally buy the film on DVD. Just do it !
C'est l'un des ... By: mirandalagos. on 02 Jan 11, 13:12:05 C'est l'un des meilleurs films de l'histoire française surtout sur la scène de la? mort de Molière !
this is such a ... By: atree3. on 14 Aug 10, 19:10:13 this is such a fantastic film. I hope we can get it? on DVD with subtitles. I would pay anything.
Excellent film? ;) By: momobrian. on 12 Feb 10, 18:10:54 Excellent film? ;)
J'adore la? musique ... By: A3cello. on 17 Jun 11, 14:17:04 J'adore la? musique de Purcell...?
Ca va trop bien avec le film!
C'est? vraiment ... By: mirandalagos. on 01 Jan 11, 22:58:56 C'est? vraiment émouvant...La musique...Surtout la montée des escaliers,c'est magnifique, il font semblant de monter afin de laisser du temps pour la musique et d'avoir des flash back sur la vie de Molière... C'est vrai ! Molière est mort dans sa chambre 10 heures plus tard après "le malade imaginaire", ce rôle dont il jouait était tellement gros et risqué à jouer que Molière raccourcit sa vie. Et aussi une chose: Certains le détestent, certains l'aimait. Les acteurs le montrent bien.
L'une des plus ... By: louky92i. on 29 Nov 10, 17:31:59 L'une des plus belles? scenes du cinema..
With the Alfred ... By: CaptainBluebear08. on 24 Jun 10, 07:09:42 With the Alfred Deller Consort.?
You run up the ... By: urbankheki. on 11 May 10, 20:12:38 You run up the stairs feeling? as if you stood still - as in a nightmarish dream.
Yes, it's a weird (but absolutely right) metaphor of dying...
Thanks? for posting ... By: rachelva. on 15 Jan 10, 04:09:14 Thanks? for posting. Have remembered the movie, this scene in particular, since seeing it in a high school French class.
One of the best ... By: Jesperlutz. on 11 Jan 10, 11:23:08 One of the best movies ever. I saw it 8 times when I was around 20 and have looked for it ever? since . I want to see it again!
Thanks for this ... By: konni29. on 15 Dec 09, 09:12:14 Thanks for this impressive scene.
Does anyone know? where they are carrying Moliere???
Thank you for ... By: zootopian07. on 15 Nov 09, 19:05:23 Thank you for posting this.
I wasn't 20 when I saw it. I knew I've had the chance to? see a real masterpiece. This is still a vivid memory.
Yet, almost 30 years later I still consider Ariane Mnouchkine's film one of the most impressive piece of the 7th Art.
Probably a 4 hours' film is very demanding nowadays... but I absolutely recommend it!
breathtaking? By: RHCPdada. on 31 Oct 09, 12:44:49 breathtaking?
you're welcome. I'm ... By: samizdrama. on 28 Jan 12, 05:01:12 you're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed? it.
I have to be honest ... By: Hughie1959. on 27 Jan 12, 19:34:05 I have to be honest,this isn't the type of? film that I usually watch but I must say I really enjoyed it.Thank you for posting it.
I came across it quite by chance.I was watching a Grandaddy music video called 'Fentry' where some of the footage was used in the video.I didn't at the time identify Robert Duval with that superb accent.
Great stuff.
You're very welcome ... By: samizdrama. on 11 Jan 12, 00:12:47 You're very welcome.?
I saw this movie on ... By: Cocoabeing. on 09 Jan 12, 08:35:06 I saw this movie on TCM a? few years ago and ever forgot it. Thanks your for posting this. Duvall said in an interview that this is his personal top films.
Thank you for your ... By: samizdrama. on 12 Jul 11, 04:30:52 Thank you for your comment. 'Tomorrow'? just seems to have that effect on people. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I had been longing ... By: EternalSolsticeBand. on 11 Jul 11, 04:29:49 I had been longing for a movie to touch me for a while. Odd that it would be one 39 years old,? which only reminds me of the lack of creativity, compassion and the marriage of the two in the visual arts recently. This movie was beautiful. I can't believe I had never hear of it. I guess it just goes to show that one should endure because you never know when your life will expose something new. Thanks for sharing it.
? you're very ... By: samizdrama. on 30 Mar 11, 23:42:03 ? you're very welcome.
I first saw this ... By: MARrshh3. on 30 Mar 11, 07:20:24 I first saw this film in the early 1970s but have never been able to remember the name or locate it until now, after entering a search on the imdb.com message boards. All those? years, and it was right under my nose!
I can't thank you enough for posting it here. Thank you.
Thank you for this, ... By: baaramuluke. on 27 Mar 11, 00:49:50 Thank you for this, it is? a masterpiece.
Thank you for ... By: camtymomidy. on 06 Jan 11, 20:49:07 Thank you for posting this. Still gets me every time. Lordy, I sure do miss Horton Foote. Who did the? voice over?
One of the great ... By: Leftysback. on 29 Nov 10, 08:44:06 One of the great pieces of work by an actor in the history of cinema. Hands down.?
Thank you for your ... By: samizdrama. on 24 Oct 10, 15:12:08 Thank you for your eloquent and insightful comments. "Tomorrow" is one of my favorite films, and it's a pleasure to know that someone else out there appreciates it as much as I do.?
At 0:13, he tosses ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 22 Oct 10, 22:00:24 At 0:13, he tosses aside? money he obviously needs. And instead goes off, alone, to nature and his family's grave markers, to begin coping with his child being wrenched from his love. Things that money can't price. And how clearly his heart's memory sees the boy's (undying) innocence. This man may not be able to read his own name. To many, he'd be "dumb trash." But he's got a PhD in THE SOUL.
Innocence rides on ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 28 Dec 10, 23:43:31 Innocence rides on reliability: Jackson & Longstreet on dad's mule, with dad guiding,? walking the true human's steps. A Mississippi-haiku of Real Love, right there....
How quickly those ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 29 Nov 10, 06:30:01 How quickly those golden moments of raising a child pass by in time, yet endure in the heart. Good parenting instincts: distracts the boy from death/loss issues he's not ready for, with play, hope, and a hug. The difference between law & justice, custody & love, status & substance. His capacity for paradox: "I been expectin' it. I reckon that's why it took me so by surprise."? Those left-on-the-ground whimpers, from a man so stoic and dignified: heartbreak will make itself heard.
thank you for your ... By: samizdrama. on 29 Nov 10, 16:52:23 thank you for your thoughtful comments. You point out some aspects of the story I hadn't noticed? before!
The circle of love ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 29 Nov 10, 06:40:27 The circle of love is only way to cope with, or break,? the chain of pain. No wonder Fentryis so loving: look at how loving his own father is. "Come on over here to me, Jacskon & Longstreet Fentry." Puts giving the newborn love in terms of inviting the newborn to join him. The heart is the home. Kid brings smiling play to tough lives. They put him in the middle--as his innocence and deservedness are at their lives' center. Stop to let him be a kid. Puddles must be magic. Love takes the reins.
"And there you were ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 22 Oct 10, 21:53:04 "And there you were, standing right by me."?
this is a decent ... By: melollylolly. on 11 Jan 10, 19:04:52 this is a decent production of one of faulkner's stories-good? acting--robert duval is pretty good
Jackson Fentry has ... By: BlaggerDagger. on 03 Feb 12, 21:58:12 Jackson Fentry has got to be one of the best model American men in? the history of film :D
"Hello, son. ? ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 22 Oct 10, 05:01:30 "Hello, son. ? Welcome."
"You do a favor for ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 23 Oct 10, 14:42:55 "You do a favor for me, Isham?" "Sure." "I ain't had much of this life, and that's the truth. Work and hunger and pain. I'm afraid"---as he holds her, strokes her hair. "I ain't gonna never leave you, 'less you ask me to. Never, never, never." "There's a woman over at the sawmill 'bout to have a baby. Can you come with me?" "I'll be right there." Kindness in crisis. Leaning on love when facing pain and fear. These people pass the tests that count most. ? "Are you warmer now?"
His longer-than- ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 29 Nov 10, 06:19:37 His longer-than-expected absence restarts her abandonment fears. Made all the worse by her newly raised--and risked--hopes of having someone who's truly loyal. So beautiful that when he returns, she can't directly express affection and release--so she pets the mule instead. That mule is great stand-in for Fentry's mule-like reliability. He's stubbornly caring. He intuits part of her refusal to? marry him is her fear of being abandoned again--so he asks her again. Noble needs, put so subtly.
How she reaches out ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 23 Oct 10, 14:34:41 How she reaches out to stitch together his tatters, after she's shared her own through-all-the-tatters dream of a Home. Her hand lingering on his shoulder. She knows he's thinking of wanting to marry her, and of her rejection of him. So he turns his back to cope with the hurt of? loyalty offered, tenderness returned, but marriage denied. Her pausing look to see if he'll still follow their path. Her lonely, worried waiting, fearing he'll now leave her, too. Stoic eloquence.
He clearly loves to ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 26 Dec 10, 17:35:30 He clearly loves to listen to her. She brings music to his life. Shares her former worst worries--but now she again hopes, in shared terms: "So I guess we don't have to? worry about this rain bein' the end of world." The cut to the modest forest flowers after she shares her reborn hopes. Life is growing, from painfully barren ground. He proposes while boiling her clothes. Sharing the hopes & memories that endure pain. "Can you swim? I can't either." Show me where you'll build your home, indeed.
What a sweet? ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 29 Nov 10, 06:03:11 What a sweet? shyness they have when they first eat together. Decency--and timidity about trusting the other with their loneliness. How he looks to the ceiling when she's telling about the preacher who couldn't walk on water. She's hopeful but reasoning and realistic--balanced despite all she's been through. Confess their limits to each other. With the kindness he's given her, she puts positive spin on things. With his loyal kindness, she longer worries about the end of the world.
"To make man? stand ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 22 Oct 10, 04:56:28 "To make man? stand on his hind legs, and cast a shadow."--Faulkner
"The old verities ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 22 Oct 10, 04:49:53 "The old verities and truths of? the heart, lacking which any story [or person] is ephemeral and doomed: love and honor and pity and pride and compassion and sacrifice."--Faulkner. Damn right.
"The old verities ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 22 Oct 10, 04:49:22 "The old verities and truths of the heart, lacking which any story [or person] is ephemeral and doomed: love and honor and? pity and pride and compassion sacrifice."--Faulkner. Damn right.
The short story " ... By: samizdrama. on 08 Feb 12, 00:14:10 The short story "Tomorrow" is included in the collection titled "Knight's Gambit". It was published in? 1949, so the setting is obviously around that time or earlier.
Does anyone know ... By: BlaggerDagger. on 03 Feb 12, 20:38:44 Does anyone know what time frame this movie/Faulkner's original story? is set?
The speech at 5:25 ... By: stuffbyken. on 05 Dec 11, 19:06:40 The speech at 5:25 about the wind is the greatest thing in film history.?
The sympathy in his ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 23 Oct 10, 14:29:20 The sympathy in his face as he LISTENS, and then she falls asleep, so vulnerable, but enduring best she can, after trusting her heart to him......beautiful. You see that? look, from someone who himself has suffered, lost, and endured, and you know you've found Understanding. Even the sweetness of this life is hard ("Hard candy!"). But that helps it endure, too. All the more sweet for being so rare.....
i love this film
? By: angelatpeace1. on 30 Dec 11, 11:11:29 i love this film
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"Let me help? you.. ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 26 Dec 10, 17:28:58 "Let me help? you...."
this is pretty good ... By: melollylolly. on 01 Jan 10, 04:19:21 this is pretty good-but i? feel that an earlier presentation; on playhouse 90(1960) is superior--anyhow; robert duvall is a good actor
"The single finest ... By: JosephHuntington. on 20 Jan 12, 19:52:00 "The single finest film? of all time." Dr Joseph Huntington
@troubadordan, ... By: samizdrama. on 19 Mar 11, 19:26:18 @troubadordan, thank you for the comment and your recommendation!?
Thank you for ... By: troubadordan. on 19 Mar 11, 04:15:05 Thank you for posting this movie. It's a true classic, and Duvall is amazing. First saw it on VHS about 20 years ago, and it's stuck in my head ever since. Incredible - just like reading Faulkner. Duvall is a master at Southern accents. I just watched "Convicts",? where he plays a senile Civil War vet in 1901 Texas. Check it out, if you havn't yet.
Remembered this ... By: della1914. on 12 Feb 11, 06:38:01 Remembered this movie for years, couldn"t think of the titleor the star.? Sometimes I thought it might be a dream of mine. Always thought a Badass was at sometime a good boy. A beloved boy. By someone. It still breaks me.
"I just try to be ... By: roscoefoofoo. on 26 Dec 10, 17:30:14 "I just try to be true to the characters, and? write about all there is to write about: the complex life of simple truths." -Faulkner
this is? my ... By: natolinas. on 28 Jan 10, 12:12:58 this is? my favourite film
Thank you for ... By: Kghrt. on 23 Aug 09, 12:45:29 Thank you for posting this? movie. My favorite.
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By: DANILISHINA. on 25 Mar 10, 13:37:30
beautiful?