Black NarcissusOther Michael Powell
Actually, I’d easily list Black Narcissus as my favorite.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Mike Allred, the entry for Black Narcissus.
2008-09-16·criterion.com ↗
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American comic book artist and writer; creator of Madman and co-creator of iZombie, with work drawing on the pop art and comic art of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Black NarcissusOther Michael Powell
Actually, I’d easily list Black Narcissus as my favorite.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Mike Allred, the entry for Black Narcissus.
2008-09-16·criterion.com ↗
Time BanditsOther Terry Gilliam
Here again, Time Bandits would be ranked as my favorite of the two, for its innocence and subversively “kid-friendly” delivery—though at its heart, it’s every bit as dark as the priceless Brazil.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Mike Allred, the entry for Time Bandits.
2008-09-16·criterion.com ↗
BrazilOther Terry Gilliam
Here again, Time Bandits would be ranked as my favorite of the two, for its innocence and subversively “kid-friendly” delivery—though at its heart, it’s every bit as dark as the priceless Brazil.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Mike Allred, the entry for Brazil.
2008-09-16·criterion.com ↗
RushmoreOther Wes Anderson
Having said that, let me sneak in Rushmore. Love that movie!
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Mike Allred, the entry for Rushmore.
2008-09-16·criterion.com ↗
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