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No subscription yet so I haven’t read the article. The dissolves were excellent in this film tho. But overall the slower pace and time with little moments is wh
by shawnc 3y ago
No subscription yet so I haven’t read the article. The dissolves were excellent in this film tho. But overall the slower pace and time with little moments is what made it so good for me - to stop and have time for a slow (but so so good) film like this is what was perfect.
- js2 3y agoGift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/06/magazine/the-out-of-fashion-film-trick-that-makes-the-holdovers-so-affecting.html?unlocked_article_code=1.Fk0.3mfd.6NQMgUOLdvh2&smid=url-share https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/06/magazine/the-out-of-fashi... > overall the slower pace and time with little moments is what made it so good for me - to stop and have time for a slow (but so so good) film like this is what was perfect. Other intimate movies I can think of top of mind are: Lost in Translation, Past Lives, Columbus, Before Sunrise, Things to Come. I'll stop there since I'm making these recommendations blind not having yet seen The Holdovers. Actually, since the article opens with a Hal Ashby film (The Last Detail), I'll add another: Being There.
- HelloMcFly 3y agoGood list. Off the top of my head I would add Kicking & Screaming. Maybe The Souvenir too?
- shawnc 3y agoThanks for the link!
- dylan604 3y agoReader mode worked for me