Jack's Classic
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest review by NC
Old film now, but Jack nails it. Had some really unique films out around this era. Easyrider onwards in continuous chain. Still has something dynamic on screen, even today...........very naughty Hollywood boy.............lens loves him though.............
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Funny, sad, Brilliant
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest review by JD
When i was a lad, my dad told me this was a brilliant film.
30 years later - i watch it for the first time. And yep, its brilliant.
Its no wonder this is a staple of best film ever lists. Having recently also watched 12 angry men for the first time, I do wonder whats gone wrong in the movie industry that despite all the learnings and improvements - these very old films stand out as exceptional by modern standards.
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Fabulous
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest review by NK
Wow, just wow. It may be over 30 years since I first saw this movie but it never loses its impact. A superb performance by JN.
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McMurphy aint no Turkey - he's a Cuckoo lad!
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest review by AM
Another film I don't know why I've never seen it. A cold-stone classic, must-see. But I have to be honest, I found it dragged a bit - and perhaps some of the impact of such an important film showing mental illness and outmoded treatments of it, has lost a bit of oomph as the years have passed and more films / dramas have taken this world into account.
Still - some wonderful performances in this, not the least of course Nicholson's Oscar-winning turn as McMurphy. A very young Danny DeVito was also great, and look it's Doc Brown himself, Christopher Lloyd! Well worth seeing it, despite the fact it did seem to plod along at bits rather than truly engage - but I guess that's the point of this film, in truth.
Mentally-ill bananas!
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