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IF WE IGNORE 81/2 AND DOLCE VITA, WHAT'D BE THE BEST FELLINI MOVIE?

Carlos VS

about 1 year ago

IF WE IGNORE 81/2 AND DOLCE VITA, WHAT’D BE THE BEST FELLINI MOVIE?

MY VOTE GOES TO LA STRADA

Alonso Díaz de la Vega

about 1 year ago

That’s a hard one, but I’ll have to go with Amarcord.

[Drew]

about 1 year ago

La Strada followed by I vitelloni, but I am yet to see Amarcord. Something I want to change very soon.

[Drew]

about 1 year ago

La Strada followed by I vitelloni, but I am yet to see Amarcord. Something I want to change very soon.

Marco Martine​z

about 1 year ago

I think that Nights of Cabiria, La Strada, and I vitelloni are all equally good. Just depends on your liking. I cant pick between the three.

Filmy

about 1 year ago

Nights of Cabiri and yes Amarcord

Justin Biberkopf

about 1 year ago

Satyricon.

wonder6​789

about 1 year ago

I second SATYRICON, undoubtably one of the most extraordinary films of all times.

I Vitelloni is another unquestionable Fellini masterpiece.

Steve Oerkfit​z

about 1 year ago

I would also go for Amarcord than Juliet of the Spirits.

Bob Stutsman

about 1 year ago

Juliet of the Spirits wins hands down as it has all the elements of classic Fellini: bizarre characters and situations, stunning visuals, surreal sets and use of colour – all Fellini at his peak. For a secondary choice, I will go with the earlier La Strada – a negelceted early masterpiece – Fellini at his neo-realist stage, with a touch of his later style.. Later, he seemed to have lost it and got excessively self-indulgent and too much into his own obsessions (Satyricon, anyone?). Amacord is a good film, too, when he came back to his senses (after a few too many lapses), but Juliet is Fellini still in his prime.

about 1 year ago

La Strada.

Bº Judge

about 1 year ago

I’d say Amarcord, but also maybe Juliet of the Spirits or Nights of Cabiria

eraserh​ead

about 1 year ago

La Strada

Kazu Watanab​e

about 1 year ago

I, too, will have to go with LA STRADA.

Kazu Watanab​e

about 1 year ago

I, too, will have to go with LA STRADA.

Simon

about 1 year ago

I would go with Amarcord, but I have not seen La Strada

Danny Souther​n

about 1 year ago

definitely La Strada!!

Rajasi Bhattac​harya

about 1 year ago

obviously La Strada

Rodney Welch

about 1 year ago

I vitelloni

Howard Fritzso​n

about 1 year ago

Nights Of Cabiria and I Vitelloni are both superior to 8 1/2 and La Dolce Vita, as much as I enjoy the decadence and pageantry of the last two.

Justin Biberkopf

about 1 year ago

I’ve never really been a big fan of neo-realism. So the Fellini I’m drawn to is the more phantasmagoric Fellini. That’s why I like the world he creates in Satyricon. It’s one of those movies that you always remember when you first saw it. (Especially if hallucinogenics were involved.)

the corduro​y suit

about 1 year ago

Amarcord.

or The Clowns…a wonderful, long-forgotten film.

ppinocc​hio

about 1 year ago

All Fellini are just marvellous. But Amarcord, I dare to say, is even better than 8 1/2 and La Dolce Vita

Xavier

about 1 year ago

Amarcord or La strada…

Harry Long

about 1 year ago

Either JULIET or CLOWNS. I wish I could cite SATYRICON because it’s such an epic work, but it just doesn’t work for me.

cineast​e

about 1 year ago

JULIET — probably because it was my first Fellini film. I love LA STRADA and CABIRIA also.

Each of these picks share MASINA.

I love SATYRICON for the sheer heights and depths of its imagination.

If a friend who’s completely unfamiliar with Fellini asks me to introduce this great auteur to him/her, I put on TOBY DAMMIT.

Genaro Navarro

about 1 year ago

Amarcord

Geoff Phillip​s

about 1 year ago

Nights of Cabiria then La Strada then Juliet then Amacord

Brad Wrolsta​d

about 1 year ago

The White Sheik, and of course La Strada, I Vitelloni, Variety Lights and Nights of Cabiria.

shaun lamont carter

about 1 year ago

City of women. Great social commentary that is still prevalent after 30 years.