We are launching a new, regular column, titled Abandoned, Neglected, Misunderstood, a group of films that for whatever reasons have never found the appreciative audiences they deserve.
Some of these films had not received proper attention by their studios or distributors, others were released at the “wrong time,” others were misperceived or undeservedly panned by film critics, and still others enjoyed strong critical support but did not get the viewers’ support and thus died at the box-office.
We invite all of our readers to contribute to our ever-growing list of gems
Abandoned, Neglected, Misunderstood: Films–K, L
We are launching a new, regular column, titled Abandoned, Neglected, Misunderstood, a group of films that for whatever reasons have never found the appreciative audiences they deserve.
Some of these films had not received proper attention by their studios or distributors, others were released at the “wrong time,” others were misperceived or undeservedly panned by film critics, and still others enjoyed strong critical support but did not get the viewers’ support and thus died at the box-office.
We invite all of our readers to contribute to our ever-growing list of gems
K
King Lear
L
Last American Hero, The
Last Temptation of Christ, The (Scorsese)
Late Show, The (Benton)
Lodz Ghetto (docu)
Lonely Passion of Judith
Long Goodbye, The (Altman)
Lost in America (Albert Brooks)
Love Streams (Cassavetes)