nancyesl
Joined Feb 2014
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David's expressions, when he is saying good-by to his family, are absolutely wrenching. The only one who overacts is Clara Bow, but she's supposed to be the bubbly, irrepressible girl-next-door, so I give her a pass.
(Was the yellow colorization added to flames then or recently? I found it distracting.)
The uniforms are perfectly detailed too, perhaps because the actual war was so recently in people's memories. Modern movie-makers have gotten very careless about uniform details, I think because they assume no one will notice.
Wonderful scene in the Folies Bergere -- note the female couple at one table in the opening clip -- nothing is new under the sun.
Beautifully digitalized restoration,astonishingly crisp. What a national treasure!
(Was the yellow colorization added to flames then or recently? I found it distracting.)
The uniforms are perfectly detailed too, perhaps because the actual war was so recently in people's memories. Modern movie-makers have gotten very careless about uniform details, I think because they assume no one will notice.
Wonderful scene in the Folies Bergere -- note the female couple at one table in the opening clip -- nothing is new under the sun.
Beautifully digitalized restoration,astonishingly crisp. What a national treasure!