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Originally Posted by Handyman Joe  Saw Rumble Fish for the first time since my teenage years - pretentious, arty, borderline ludicrous in its relentless symbolism, but what the hell i still love it. All those deep focus shots look great on blu ray by the way - transfer grumblings on the internet a load of crap - much of the film was obviously meant to be soft focus but the close ups look crystal clear. The fact that the director of The Conversation, 2 Godfathers and Apocalypse Now then made this movie is beyond odd - it's more like the experimental debut of a director just out of art school. |
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Originally Posted by Rik 2 Godfathers? |
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Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs Probably doesn't count Godfather Part 3. |
I think you both misread HJ's point.
When Coppola made Rumble Fish, he'd already made The Conversation, two Godfathers and Apocalypse Now, meaning it's a completely different direction to take.