It's funny to see people criticize this movie for being "unrealistic." That this is a common theme among detractors leads me to believe that Gallo is operating on a level that certain people can only find absurd.
I'm not sure whether I think people who don't enjoy "Buffalo '66" are stupid, or just emotionally cold, or perhaps, most likely, lacking taste. This is definitely one of the best movies I've ever seen, and I really feel a little bit sad that not everyone can enjoy it. It just seems painfully obvious to me that, literally, not one second of the film is wasted. The events of the "plot" are totally irrelevant. Gallo has introduced an old dramatic technique to the--let's not kid ourselves-- relatively new medium of cinema: catharsis.
I'm not sure whether I think people who don't enjoy "Buffalo '66" are stupid, or just emotionally cold, or perhaps, most likely, lacking taste. This is definitely one of the best movies I've ever seen, and I really feel a little bit sad that not everyone can enjoy it. It just seems painfully obvious to me that, literally, not one second of the film is wasted. The events of the "plot" are totally irrelevant. Gallo has introduced an old dramatic technique to the--let's not kid ourselves-- relatively new medium of cinema: catharsis.
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