But in the realm of film history appreciation, the reverse seems to be true: more pre-1960 films are being saved and restored than ever before. Jonathan Rosenbaum titled an anthology of his essays “Goodbye Cinema, Hello Cinephilia,” referring to his dismal assessment of contemporary filmmaking. 'Copshop' Breaks Through in Action-Crazy Specialty Box Office RankingsĮmmy Predictions: Best Limited Series - Was It 'The Queen's Gambit' All Along? We Need the Academy Awards to Save the Movies That Only Get Made Because Oscars Exist Hollywood Can Be a Better and Safer Place for Women, but the Hard Work Has Only Just Begun But will a cinephilic culture continue to surround them? And if it does, does it matter if that culture continues to shrink as long as it’s enthusiastic? There was a time when you couldn’t see even towering classics, such as “Rear Window” and “Vertigo,” other than at the odd repertory showing.
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