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jeffreyreeser

12Apr12

thanks for this

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ruby stevens

18Jul11

forbidden planet? :(

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Kenji

27Sep10

Ah, well that would be the best thing about the film

Sudarshan R.

27Sep10

It's missing Dante Ferret's masterpiece designs for GANGS OF NEW YORK

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Kenji

30May10

ah well that's the sort of things few would even think of never mind know enough about to notice- maybe you should let Marty know here. I really like the film too

Robert Regan

29May10

An interesting sidelight on The Age of Innocence which I consider one of the greats. In spite of the superbly researched and executed Sets, costumes, food, and manners of the time, there is one anachronistic area: my ex-wife is quite an expert on "old" roses and observed that those in the film are breeds that didn't exist at the time. This seems to be a universal failing of movies, but she is a tolerant rosarian and still loved this one.

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Kenji

26Apr10

well, yes, i've got Cook thief, may add more

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algazarra

26Apr10

The Cell, many of Peter Greenaway's films...

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Kenji

24Mar10

Yes, and i like Good Morning Babylon, with its Italians creating the elephants

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Jazzaloha

24Mar10

*Intolerance*'s set-design was amazing and impressive, especially since it was made such a long time ago. The sets can go toe-to-toe with set-designs from recent films.

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Kenji

20Feb10

ah, well i've seen the 83 but not the 58 version, thanks for the suggestion

Jon K

20Feb10

One that I like, which is quite stagey, is Keisuke Kinoshita's 1958 'Ballad of Narayama'. <a href="http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film2/DVDReviews32/ballad_of_narayama.htm">Here</a> are a few screens to illustrate my point. (didn't fit in this comment box). I'm yet to see Imamura's more famous '83 version.