It seems the entire movie is up on Youtube in a nice looking print: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOhq0AyRNjY
Seems to have gone up on April 27th.
Chimes on Youtube
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Chimes on Youtube
by mido505 » Sun May 11, 2008 6:12 pm
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by Glenn Anders » Sun May 11, 2008 9:17 pm
Isn't it marvelous! Now many of us who have never seen it in a decent version may begin to fairly judge CHIMES AT MIDNIGHT.
My initial impression is one of great mis-en-scene, superb camera work and tracking, some very good casting, synchronization better than I remember. The main problem, for me at least, may reside in the hurried editing of a lot of the line-readings, which speeds up the action, but does not add to understanding and deprives us of a certain necessary emotional closeness, which would seem approachable in many segments of the film otherwise.
That said: Thank you, thank you, thank you, mido505 (and VomBear, wherever you are)!
Glenn
My initial impression is one of great mis-en-scene, superb camera work and tracking, some very good casting, synchronization better than I remember. The main problem, for me at least, may reside in the hurried editing of a lot of the line-readings, which speeds up the action, but does not add to understanding and deprives us of a certain necessary emotional closeness, which would seem approachable in many segments of the film otherwise.
That said: Thank you, thank you, thank you, mido505 (and VomBear, wherever you are)!
Glenn
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