Considering that Robert Altman was so universally loved and revered as a master-class film maker, you'd think that this movie would be recognized as the masterpiece it is. Images has, for some reason, fallen to the wayside as a minor entry in his canon - a completely undeserved s...( read more)
Robert Altman's "Images" must've been as disturbing in 70's as Roman Polanski's "Repulsion" was in 60's and, even if it's considered non-existen in Altman's catalog as of now, there should be no mistake in calling it one of his creative highligts. This exhausting journey into sch...( read more)
Contrasting its undeniable brilliance with its lukewarm critical reputation, "Images" has got to be the most undeservedly neglected film in the Robert Altman canon. Less haunting and less dreamlike than the later "3 Women", it's not quite equal to that film, but it shares the sam...( read more)
Altman tries to do a Bergman and comes up with his worst film, and something which you dont associate with him is boredom, which is what this film has in abundance. But there could be another culprit, that is, any film that is made in Ireland is a turkey, must be to do with the g...( read more)
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