Terry Gilliam on the difference between the movies of Stanley Kubrick & Steven Spielberg:
“The great difference between a Kubrick and a Spielberg is, Spielberg is more successful; His films make much more money, but they’re comforting. They give you answers; always, the films are answers. I don’t think they’re very clever answers.
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Spielberg and the success of most films in Hollywood these days, I think is down to the fact they're comforting; they tie things up in nice little bows; gives you answers even if the answers are stupid."
(Terry Gilliam, TCM, 2002)
@MarekaDoBrasil C'est plus compliqué que ça, c'est plutot un va-et-vient entre les deux, le développement a plus de place dans la renaissance tardive, moins dans le début du baroque, plus dans le baroque tardif, moins dans le début du classicisme ... Avec quelques variations
@gimelReishGimel Très peu de poemes symphoniques de Strauss où ya rien à jeter : Don Juan Don Quichotte et Till l'Espiègle, Metamorphoses si on le considère comme tel également
"It's impossible for me to make a film about Hitler because of the idea of creating entertainment of this... That's why I have problem with Spielberg's 'Schindler's List' (1993)" - Michael Haneke