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In Reply to: Victor!!! You won't believe this....I just picked up a rental ... posted by John_N on June 22, 2001 at 19:49:45:
I am in Delaware, so I shall check that New York number if you like the film. Please let me know right away.Good investigation, John!
Follow Ups:
Ok -- the film....Made in Oslo Norway 1970. Black and white with English dialogue.
Since I hadn't read the book, I can't make that comparison, but it certainly holds its own despite being 30 years old. I expected the effect would be lessened as I, also am 30 years older and supposedly more "worldly" in my outlook.
I found that the only loss from the film I saw 30 years ago was caused by my watching it on a small screen(my 32' tv) versus a large movie screen viewing. This lessened some of the impact on some of the outdoor scenes diminishing the apparent isolation on the Siberian landscape.
It was nice to see the film again after all this time.
By the way, there was also an 800 number for a catalogue if you were interested 1-800-4-HOME-TV.
Thanks, Victor, for reminding me about the film.
John_N
Thank you for the info. I will follow up.We watched the Ivan the Terrible part II tonight, and it was incredible. Next to the Nevsky it shows the real power of Eisenstein's talent. Simply jaw-dropping scenes, with horror portrayed so vividly you get deeper and deeper into your seat...
Part II is immesurably stronger than part I, and they were just few years apart - incredible development of Eisenstein as artist. Incredible.
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