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In Reply to: An extraordinary film: Le Journal d´un Curé de Campagne. posted by patrickU on July 10, 2004 at 14:34:02:
"Diary of a Country Priest"? Verrrrry slow-moving. But the director is working at a different speed than the audience, which allows insights that a more impatient director would never be able to show.Your analogy is true for all film fans: Better to see a great film in a chewed-up, contrasty copy, on a black-and-white TV, with tinny sound coming from one little speaker, than to see a lousy movie in a theatre with a pristine new print, on the best screen in the multiplex, with full, rich HPS4000 sound emanating from all directions. I know people who won't watch things in black-and-white, who will not sit down to see a "silent" movie, who are bored if the soundtrack is mono. They may "like" movies, but they do not love them!
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- Re: Le Journal d´un Curé de Campagne. - Gee LP 17:17:58 07/10/04 (1)
- Re: Le Journal d´un Curé de Campagne. - patrickU 01:43:10 07/11/04 (0)
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