Three Reasons: Amarcord

By Reed
April 05, 2011
01:51 PM

Because I've wanted to see it for 18 years and still haven't made it happen yet.
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By David Hollingsworth
April 05, 2011
04:01 PM

1) It was directed by Federico Fellini. 2) The bawdy, outrageous humor. 3) The beautiful peacock scene.
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By mike
April 05, 2011
04:28 PM

1. soundtrack 2. the crazy woman on the seaside 3. images, throughout 3a. Teacher inserting his fist in his mouth
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By z4dor
April 05, 2011
04:51 PM

1.As mentioned, outrageous humour, the 2. Great atmosphere, comparable to this from "100 years of solitude" by Marquez Long story short - a masterpiece you won't regret watching.
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By MSK
April 05, 2011
05:42 PM

1. Nino Rota! 2. Wonderfully Zaftig Tobacco Shop Woman 3. Just for the scene of the boys dancing outside mansion in the fog
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By Bunched Undies
April 05, 2011
05:55 PM

1. The passenger liner ocean set 2. The practical joke with the paper tubes 3. "I WANT A WOMAN!"
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By Garrett Solomon
April 05, 2011
07:13 PM

Don't forget the visuals; they seem to speak for themselves!
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By Pedja Protic
April 06, 2011
02:44 AM

1. Anonymous Cyclist. 2. Blind man with an accordion who try to see Di REX. 3. Crazy uncle who desperately wants La Donna!
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By CBG/CBG
April 06, 2011
10:38 AM

VOGLIO UNA DONNA!
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By Austin B.
April 11, 2011
05:26 PM

1) The evocations of universal feelings: looking at one's past with both mature eyes, but also a warm sense of nostalgia. 2) The beautiful color cinematography that Blu-Ray only enhances. 3) The non-stop parade of unforgettable characters.
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By gloria monti
April 12, 2011
05:26 PM

3 reasons why you should not buy this film: 1) it's directed by fellini, an overrated pallone gonfiato 2) it's directed by fellini, an overrated pallone gonfiato 3) it's directed by fellini, an overrated pallone gonfiato
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- By film dispatch
  February 09, 2012
  12:30 PM
  
  I don't think I'll buy it then. How about renting it?

By Mark
April 12, 2011
11:15 PM

1) a film made by a man who loved life! 2) ditto 3) ditto ps: I agree with Chuck
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By Cameron Egbert
April 13, 2011
08:17 AM

1. I grew up in the southern United States, but was still able to identify with a film about growing up in Fascist Italy. 2. Any one of the unforgettable characters could easily represent someone in any of our own lives: the unattainable woman, the liar, the authority figure, the woman in tobacco shop, the mentally ill uncle.................... 3. Nina Rota's perfect score.
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By Jessticle
April 13, 2011
12:09 PM

This was the magic ingredient to having our first child!!!
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By Jon Paul Arciniega
April 13, 2011
07:55 PM

1) Nino Rota's alluring score. 2) The caricatural and relatable characters. 3) Giuseppe Rotunno's incredible cinematography. 3a) The Grand Hotel and Il Rex.
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By Mark Scanlan
September 21, 2011
05:36 PM

Anyone who grew up Irish-Catholic needs to see how Italian youth deal with the Church.
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