Another thing I love about her blog is the name because it's the same of one of my favorite movies... have you seen it? I love that it's a satire of the lifestyle of the time {similar to today!} where people were influenced by the empty lifestyle of celebrities and the aristocracy... which is what has made it relevant for over 50 years!
The movie tells the story of a week in the life of Marcello {played by the wonderful Marcello Mastroiani} who is a journalist who is unhappy with everything in his life from his girlfriend all the way to his job. This feeling send him on a quest to find happiness and love which seem to always be out of his reach {sounds familiar?}.
The movie is about 3 hours long so you can take it in doses because it's divided in 7 episodes and each one covers a night in the of Marcello. My favorite episodes are the ones with Anouk Aimee and the one at La Fontana di Trevi {the most popular ones} because they show Marcello as the quintessential ladies man {sounds familiar?}.
Finally, if you are looking for some great music check out the soundtrack of this movie composed by Nino Rota who composed most of the music for all of Fellini's movies as well as the Godfatherand Romeo and Juliet in 1968.
Have a great day and enjoy the "Sweet Life"
Hope your birthday was wonderful! thanks for the sweet compliments!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I've heard the soundtrack but never seen the movie! Is this the one the Daniel Day Lewis one was based on?
ReplyDeleteLove that. I have to see the movie! :)
ReplyDeleteLove pictures! Hope you had a fabulous birthday!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute post card -- and an interesting post about a movie I've heard of, but have never seen. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the 1968 Romeo and Juliet! Sweet postcard!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!! x
ReplyDeletehmmm i have never seen that movie..it sounds like i'd like it though.
ReplyDeleteCan you believe I've never seen La Dolce Vita? Adding it to the Netflix queue now!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet postcard ~ i just love the simple drawings! and i've never seen this movie {i'm a big fan of old movies} so i need to rent it soon!! happy wednesday to you!!
ReplyDeletexoxo ~ kristina
One of my all time favorite movies!!! And the postcard is just adorable. Off to check out her blog now :) xoxo
ReplyDeleteoh how sweet.
ReplyDeleteOf course I saw it! I am italian! I love this movie!
ReplyDeleteI have not seen this movie yet...sounds good :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday xx
Now I want to dig out this movie
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are really pretty. I need to see this movie!
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What a cute idea with the postcards! It's so fun how blogging really helps people connect. Thanks for visiting my blog and I hope you had a great birthday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely postcard and fantastic film! Thanks for sharing! xo style, she wrote
ReplyDeleteOh, I love Fellini films!!! I just saw 8 1/2 again recently and wanted to see all his other films afterwards. Everyone is always so sophisticated and beautiful, and of course, his filming and story telling are superb. Thanks for posting about it!
ReplyDeleteYou've made me want to watch this again!
ReplyDeleteI always love these postcards you get! I certainly love old movies!
ReplyDeleteso nice of her to send a postcard for your birthday! I havent received a postcard in i dont even know how long haha.
ReplyDeleteI watched this movie earlier this year and did not understand it. I'll have to try again.
ReplyDeletenever seen the movie but it's on the list!
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so i have never watched the whole movie but i have seen that scene and loved it, maybe it's time i rent that dvd!
ReplyDeletegreat postcard! it's sweet.
ReplyDeleteIm definitely watching this!
ReplyDeleteaww, i am still not over how wonderful the whole postcard idea is. :)
ReplyDeletep.s. i haven't seen this movie, but i think i'll check it out.
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I love that movie! Those women were true divas - deminine and classy! Want to watch it again now! :) Great post dear!!
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Sweet postcard! And I love Fellini too!
ReplyDeleteI love old Italian cinema! The movies are just so beautiful and cozy!
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Lovely lovely postcard :) That film/episodes does look a bit epic! <3
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