I don't often go to first-run movies in theaters any more (haven't been to one in years in fact) so whenever I stumble across something I want to see in the DVD racks at the library I'm overjoyed.
Nebraska was resting there a few days ago and I didn't hesitate. Interestingly, the director had to agree to an eventual color restoration and secondary distribution to finish his financing for the film, but I watched the B&W edition.
What a fine film.
One of the more interesting artistic compromises I've recently heard about. Doubt that I'll pay any attention to the color version if I run across it, as that would be sort of pointless.
People have to have their technicolor, I guess. Just as they need their sniper/heroes to rub out any sense of moral ambiguity in regards to empire.
TS
Nebraska was resting there a few days ago and I didn't hesitate. Interestingly, the director had to agree to an eventual color restoration and secondary distribution to finish his financing for the film, but I watched the B&W edition.
What a fine film.
One of the more interesting artistic compromises I've recently heard about. Doubt that I'll pay any attention to the color version if I run across it, as that would be sort of pointless.
People have to have their technicolor, I guess. Just as they need their sniper/heroes to rub out any sense of moral ambiguity in regards to empire.
TS
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