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Maybe. In 1976 we had 3 TV networks and they pretty much set the agenda for the nation; and it was "bicentennial" 18 hrs a day. (The TV stations shut off at 11). I haven't had cable or watched network news in 10 years, so I don't have any idea if they're making a big deal or not, Show more
The worst thing about Duvall dying - I mean, he *was* 95 - is once again having to sit through all the praise being heaped on Network, probably the most overrated film of the last half century. newyorker.com/magazine/1976/…
Latest addition to my library, 'Network' (1976, dir by Sidney Lumet). Fired up to record a 50th anniversary review later this year.
Network (1976) is one of the most important movies ever made. It’s almost more disruptive in its truth today than it was then. We’re now inundated with Howard Beales all day, every day. Rather than a tv network, it’s social networks. Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens. What are they Show more
Replace television with Internet. True then, true now
Criterion unleashes two bangers. Network (1976) is a 50 year old masterpiece that needs no introduction and The Man Who Wasn’t There (2001) is possibly the Coen’s most underrated film. It’s a fantastic noir (shot in b&w) that’s sure to look great in #4KUltraHD #PhysicalMedia 💿
