L'Avventura or La Dolce Vita

I think they can be considered as the presentations/statements of what the two directors have to say about life and about humanity. i wouldn't go as far to compare them.
however i personally enjoyed La Dolce Vita a bit more because i don't feel as down and sad as L'avventura after the viewing. I felt that there's hope in the end of la dolce vita whereas l'avventura gave me the feeling that everything in the end is a burden and nothing is real and really wasn't worth pursuing for.
i wouldn't really think about watching l'avventura again until sometime later. maybe that was what you're suppose to feel.


It's the one that says BAD *beep*

All the people who pick one film "better" than another are just plain dumb.

Just saw L'avventura, I'm going to have to give to La Dolce Vita. But I'll be surprised when I find a film with a better amount of pretty shot compositions than L'Avventura