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Title: Wonderfully developed critique of 70s culture
Review: Although this movie is definitely an acquired taste, it does an excellent job of keeping up with over one dozen main characters by tying them together with the major role: Nashville, itself.It can't really be compared to "M.A.S.H.," except that Altman directed both to mock contemporary society. While "M.A.S.H." was the funnier movie, "Nashville" has some of the most poignant and emotional scenes that I have seen in any movie.Altman combined several insular narratives (including a mute Jeff Goldblum) to cover the rich, the poor, the desperate and the hopefully delusional that is one of the more accurate portrayals of American society in Hollywood history.But, like I said before as a precaution, it's not for everyone. While the story kept me enthralled with the characters, my friend found herself very bored by the middle of the movie.
