I try to watch a film every day. This is to help stir my story-telling instincts as I work on the never-ending novel. I’ve falling into a patch of westerns. The latest was a 1973 film called “My Name is Nobody”. I chose this film for several reasons:
- I never realised that Henry Fonda and Terrence Hill had been in a film together and was curious
- Terence Hill westerns mostly give me a chuckle
- Sergio Leone had a hand in the writing and directing (although the main director was
Permalink
Can I say something? I believe one can only learn from an excellent and an ingenious work, as far as story telling is concerned. Therefore I would suggest binge watch “Star Trek Voyager,” you can do that on Netflix now. Also Michael Crichton’s novels.
Permalink
Thanks Funnily enough I am currently slowly working my way through Voyager. This was instigated when my interest in the Star Trek universe was reignited after I was invited to write a review of a ST:TNG episode for an anthology. I’ve read a lot of Crichton actually Thanks for commenting
Permalink
I should put this on my to-watch list at some point. It sounds like one I’d enjoy, though it might not find its way into my video collection.
Permalink
I agree with your assessment. Worth viewing but not owning