captainofbeef
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Post by captainofbeef on Apr 23, 2006 11:03:13 GMT -5
  DISC ONE: Part I: “The Boulevard of Crime" - New digital transfer - Commentary by film scholar Brian Stonehill - Video introduction by director Terry Gilliam - Restoration demonstration - New and improved English subtitle translation - Optimal image quality: RSDL dual-layer edition DISC TWO: Part II: “The Man in White” - New digital transfer - Commentary by film scholar Charles Affron - Jacques Prevert’s film treatment - Production designs by Alexandre Trauner - Production stills gallery - Filmographies for Marcel Carne and Jacques Prevert - U.S. theatrical trailer - New and improved English subtitle translation - Optimal image quality: RSDL dual-layer edition |
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criterionmaster
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Post by criterionmaster on Aug 28, 2006 21:48:23 GMT -5
At first I thought this was going to be a chore. It was a 3 hour+ French film from the 40’s that, to tell the truth, looked boring as hell. Well this might have been the biggest film surprise of my life. The film is separated into two parts, “The Boulevard of Crime” and “The Man in White.” The film is about 4 men who love one woman. It sets each character up in her life and show how that man falls in love with her. The story is simple but also complex. To end the film the way they did could throw people off but for me it was just the perfect way to do it. I didn’t want it to end like most love stories do. The stories are paced so well that it felt less than two hours in length. Just a beautiful, epic film to look at because of all the set designs, cinematography, costumes. All the performances were insanely good. I mean this is a perfect film. I cannot recommend this enough.  |
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