October 9, 1974
September 9, 1974
Hearts And Minds (1974) ***
An anti-war documentary denouncing the American intervention in Vietnam. Less impressive than "Loin du Vietnam" (1967) or "In The Year Of The Pig" (1969), but quite informative.
Home Among Strangers (1974) ***
Excellent Soviet western, set during the Civil War in Russia, superbly directed by Nikita Mikhalkov (his film debut). A curious mix of color and black and white cinematography.
Pousse mais pousse egal (1974) ***
A Mack Sennett-like farce with custard-pie fights and wild chases.
Godzilla Vs Mechagodzilla (1974) ***
A good Japanese monster movie with Godzilla (helped by a furry King Seesar) battling a mechanical copy of itself.
August 8, 1974
Stavisky (1974) *
Jean-Paul Belmondo plays the infamous French crook, whose frauds led to political unrests in 1934.
July 7, 1974
July 6, 1974
June 6, 1974
Idi Amin Dada (1974) ***
Uganda's notorious dictator, General Idi Amin Dada apparently wasn't very happy about the world's negative perceptions of him. So he invited French filmmaker Barbet Schroeder to come to his country and make an "Idi's a great guy" propaganda film. Since Amin had the final cut, the film's narrator didn't criticize him at all. He didn't have to. Amin just makes a complete fool of himself and doesn't even realize it. This is the most perfect character assassination in history - a self-immolation by a pompous and murderous thug too stupid to realize just how unbelievably ridiculous he is.
May 5, 1974
April 4, 1974
Winnie The Pooh And Tigger Too (1974) ****
Winnie and his friends are annoyed with Tigger. They get lost in the woods while trying to teach him a lesson. Later included in "The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh" (1977).
Voyage To Next (1974) *
Preachy and obnoxious piece of stupid leftist propaganda about nationalism. Incoherent argumentation and sanctimonious tone. Arguably the worst cartoon ever nominated for an Academy Award.
March 3, 1974
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