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Enid 2022-02-14 08:01:24
Details of life
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2003 Sun Dance Film Festival Best Feature Film One of the
2003 American Film Institute's Top Ten Films
Cannes Film Festival International Film Critics Fabici Award Special tribute to
the hero of the film Ha Verbeck is a comic book writer. He... -
Newell 2022-02-14 08:01:24
"American Splendor (American Splendor)": Misfortunes never come singly [Best Film Award of the 19th Sundance Film Festival Jury]
"American Splendor (American Splendor)": Misfortunes never come singly [Best Film Award of the 19th Sundance Film Festival Jury]
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The movie is the autobiography of a cartoonist. The story begins with the...
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Kaelyn 2022-03-25 09:01:11
The extraordinary life of the little man is a simple and tender American glory. It is a surprisingly unpopular film with its clever conception and superb performance.
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Kaylah 2022-04-20 09:01:55
The texture of the film is authentic, and the American style and American color scheme can be seen everywhere. Those small supermarkets, fast food restaurants, and coffee shops are full of various tastes of the American culture. The character is a guy who is more fringe than Clover (actually, they were quite famous at that time), which is very interesting. I feel that I will always like the spirit of the American otaku. The generation in the movie is from the 1970s and 1980s. Kevin Smith's from the 1990s is in the same line as them. Culture, even dreary compared to their shady-looking underground days in the '70s, and I wonder if such a low-key film would actually be the brightest moment of comics in the eyes of today's people.
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Harvey Pekar: Ever since I read your stuff, man, I been thinkin', I could write comic book stories that are different from anything that's being done. I figure, you know, that the guys that are doing animal comics and, eh, super hero stuff, they're really limited. 'Cause they got to try to appeal to kids. And underground stuff, like yours, have been really subversive and its opened things up politically. But, there's still plenty more to be done with them too, you know.
Robert Crumb: Pass the ketchup.
Harvey Pekar: The words and pictures, they could be more of an art form. You know, like those French movies or, or, eh, or De Sica over in Italy. So, anyway, I just, I tried to, I tried to write you some stuff about - real life - you know, stuff that the everyman's got to deal with.
Robert Crumb: These are all about you?
Harvey Pekar: Yeah.
Robert Crumb: You've turned yourself into a comic hero.
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Real Harvey: With a little luck, I'll get a window of good health between retirin' and dyin'. The "golden years", right?
