Review of Nashville (1975) by Chuck Bowen for Slant Magazine — 07 Mar 2001
Stunningly, it isn’t even Altman’s best film (that would be McCabe & Mrs. Miller), but Nashville is still the movie that best embodies everything that was so freeing and generous and deceptively casual about Altman’s art, and it’s the film that best represents him as a uniquely American artist.
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This review of Nashville (1975) was written by Chuck Bowen and published by Slant Magazine on 07 Mar 2001.
Nashville has generally received very positive reviews.
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