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• Anthony L

  
  I think Fellini was quite self-indulgent during this period of his career, not really a problem if you're a fan of his work but those that are unfamiliar with his humour, editing style and love of Italy and its people should probably start with another film and leave this till… More
  I think Fellini was quite self-indulgent during this period of his career, not really a problem if you're a fan of his work but those that are unfamiliar with his humour, editing style and love of Italy and its people should probably start with another film and leave this till last. I found it to be one of his funnier films, visually stunning but then also visually disappointing considering the brilliant Satyricon made just a few years previous. I really liked it though, it's a sort of mix between Satyricon and Amarcord and I find the three film compliment each other really well. If Fellini doesn't make you fall in love with Rome then no one will!

• El Hombre I

  
  Can become a bit tiresome but cannot be judged from the point of view of plot and acting. It's a personal celebration of what the city of Rome means to the director, with its' history and its' huge variety of wild characters in the neighborhood. One can't deny the… More
  Can become a bit tiresome but cannot be judged from the point of view of plot and acting. It's a personal celebration of what the city of Rome means to the director, with its' history and its' huge variety of wild characters in the neighborhood. One can't deny the director's startling visuals. <a href="http://s273.photobucket.com/albums/jj203/goji9000/?action=view&current=roma.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj203/goji9000/roma.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

• Tim S

  
  Really fascinating film from Fellini. One day I'll make a movie about the place where I was born: Atlantis!

• Walter M

  
  [font=Century Gothic][color=green]"Fellini's Roma" is Federico Fellini's enjoyable tribiute to the city he loved in his own inimicable style. He goes from the present to the past of World War II, while also providing an educational history lesson. Through it all,… More
  [font=Century Gothic][color=green]"Fellini's Roma" is Federico Fellini's enjoyable tribiute to the city he loved in his own inimicable style. He goes from the present to the past of World War II, while also providing an educational history lesson. Through it all, Fellini showed that he most enjoyed the company of the common man over the upper classes. The movie encompasses that in a very earthy demeanor.[/color][/font]

• Alex F

  
  Surreal and funny (= felinesque), but the cinematography is awful, and that is a very important aspect in Fellini's cinema.

• Dimitris S

  
  Fellini's obsessiveness ultimately became his nemesis.Roma is an homage,cameos and fantasies (maybe his dreams and nightmares parading) and a hypnotic altogether atmosphere circulating between past and present.In order to show a prophetic future,Federico embarks on an unsafe… More
  Fellini's obsessiveness ultimately became his nemesis.Roma is an homage,cameos and fantasies (maybe his dreams and nightmares parading) and a hypnotic altogether atmosphere circulating between past and present.In order to show a prophetic future,Federico embarks on an unsafe journey of image which is successful despite the many flaws.

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