Comments on: 927. Voyna i mir / War and Peace (1968, Sergei Bondarchuk) – Part I

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The film really announces itself with the first battle scene, which takes place an hour into the film. Incredibly, jaw-droppingly choreographed

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By: dustinjruybal

dustinjruybal — Fri, 29 May 2009 19:58:00 +0000

I haven’t read Tolstoy’s novel so I bring nothing to the table in terms of comparing source material to screen. I understand that this is the thrift savings plan most extensive effort to date to cinematically enact as much of Tolstoy’s novel as possible. But of course, no matter how faithful Bondarchuk may try to adapt the novel, the result must be judged first and foremost as a work of cinema. So it’s fine with me that I can’t refer to the novel to make my assessments. Let the film stand on its own terms.

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By: alsolikelife

alsolikelife — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 17:08:38 +0000

Very solid review up to the last two paragraphs. Paragraph 6 in particular is very good, in defining what distinguishes the film from other long historical epics. Thanks very much for sharing.

By: alsolikelife

alsolikelife — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 04:55:54 +0000

Hi Dmitri – I appreciate your suggestion. If you look at the archives of my blog, you’ll notice that I’ve spent several years evaluating films in the concise manner you recommend. It just so happens with the Shooting Down Pictures project, and with this particular magnum opus, I’ve decided to take a more exploratory approach. To borrow from your analogy, I suppose I’ve decided to take my time exploring every facet of the beautiful woman before me, instead of just blowing my wad in an instant. I guess it’s different strokes for different folks – and films.

By: alsolikelife

alsolikelife — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 20:02:00 +0000

Hi Dmitri,

I’m sorry that you found this entry unsatisfactory. For the record I am not calling these comments a “review” and I indicated as much in my opening paragraph. I also like to experiment with my approaches towards evaluating films. Watching an 8 hour, four part epic might merit an unorthodox manner of review.

If there was anything that you found specifically unsatisfactory about my comments, please let me know as I would like to learn from your insights. Thank you.

By: Shooting Down Pictures » Blog Archive » 927. Voyna i mir / War and Peace (1968, Sergei Bondarchuk) - Part III: 1812

Wed, 24 Oct 2007 02:37:00 +0000

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