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• Re: Tokyo rose.... - gware 18:39:22 02/13/02 (1)
  In Reply to: Re: Tokyo rose.... posted by Patrick UITZ on February 13, 2002 at 05:36:41:

  Chaplin's art as a performer and director have indeed passed the toughest test of all; the test of Time. Now we have the added perspective of decades; almost a Century of filmmaking, to compare the characterisation of the "Little Tramp" and viewed under that enormous "microscope" how remarkably well that character stands up. The test of any truly great Art; it maintains it's relevance over time. Very few films can lay claim to that. A further example is Fritz Lang's "Metropolis", released with a Georgio Moroder soundtrack in the 1980's; the Soundtrack was dated almost as soon as the film was released, but the film never will be.
  Eric
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  • Re: Tokyo rose.... - Patrick UITZ 00:45:02 02/14/02 (0)
    In Reply to: Re: Tokyo rose.... posted by notify on February 14, 2002 at 00:44:43:

    Dated = enclose in your own time,trapped & entrapped by the
    spirit of the mode ...yes yet, genius are not,they chef d´ oeuvres, touche us for ever are they are speaking to fundamentales needs of ours.
    And yet it can be spoiled by our own brain..curious that you speak of Metropolis...I have NO more fun for this film since I saw
    this picture with the invasive music of M.( if it could only have been M,with peter Lorre...) since then, I can not dissociate any more...it is in my head like an alien...
    Patrick
    
    

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