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The Parallax View (1974)
This is easily the least-essential of Pakula and Willis’ Paranoia trilogy, probably because the plot is the silliest and most pulpy of the three, but it’s still a great example of crackerjack thriller filmmaking. I’ve been obsessing over Willis and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan J. Pakula, Gordon Willis, The Parallax View, Warren Beatty
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