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About twenty or so have been restored already. The Apu trilogy supposedly will be released some time next year.

I don't see any miserablism in the Apu films (not to ay there aren't hard Dicksonian moments) and you really should give them an other shot when they get re-released.

Don't forget Abhijaan which certainly ranks as one of his best modern life films.

That's certainly a D'Angelo review.

They're only a little better. The problem is that nobody has restored those films yet so they don't exist in HD masters yet hence the eclipse release (this is the same reason the Downey set was released as an eclipse).

The film sticks to the original pretty closely with pretty much only the most obvious things being wholly original. Maybe excellent was to strong on my part, but I like the film a lot and it was actually what got me into Rohmer to begin with.

Does it count if it's under five minutes?

The CBS target audience was grandparents when the original was on.

The tag here is the perfect O'Nealism.

I'm sure Delpy appreciates that Madagascar 3 is being held as Rock's high point.

What do you mean? The ending has perfect thematic (and story) coherence where he rejects the adultery and all that means for him for love of his family.

I will have to turn in my film snob card, but I actually think this is a genuinely excellent film which utilizes the original in ways that speak for the concerns Rock has. It's also pretty funny with an excellent Steve Buscemi performance and King of Comedy references.

Lawn dwarfs?

You have to remember that for much of Allen's career theatrical releases, even for blockbusters, where very different from now. Until really the '90s every film would start with a small release and roll out to the middle of the country as time went on. A wide release was very rare until recently.

It was certainly devised as a concert film, but with experimentations to make it unique.

Thank you kindly though it seems to not connect for me.

A.A. Dowd: Who? The guy who eats Peacocks?

It's a pretty white washed film over all (can you say coke booger).

It is on the list.

They didn't even put up all of the Neil Young ones either. For instance there's a real bad one by Hal Ashby.