
It's a great movie. Great plot, great acting, great action, especially the car/train chase near the end. It sometimes seems slow because there is a lot of .
It's a great movie. Great plot, great acting, great action, especially the car/train chase near the end. It sometimes seems slow because there is a lot of .
It's a great movie. Great plot, great acting, great action, especially the car/train chase near the end. It sometimes seems slow because there is a lot of .
Classic US and Foreign Movies on DVD
William Friedkin's 1971 action thriller features a famous chase scene that has gone down as one of the best in cinema, but filming the scene ...
In his interview on WTF with Marc Maron, director William Friedkin talks about how dangerous the car chase was, and how much he regrets filming ...
'The French Connection' turns 53 this week: Here's a video of the late director William Friedkin breaking down the movie's chase scene.
A perfectly paced chase that cuts extraneous detail​​ William Friedkin's madness is the stuff of legend, but what I love most about this scene is ...
As we noted above, The French Connection is well-known for the final chase scene, in which a car follows an elevated train through Brooklyn ...
The French Connection (1971) remains a masterpiece, because it had several ingredients that made it so. First, the cinematography.
In honour of director William Friedkin, who sadly passed away this week, we look back at the Monthly Film Bulletin's original review of his ...
What makes the film so exhilarating is its style. Friedkin directs with a gritty freneticism. He uses handheld cameras, jagged editing, and a ...