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Remember the horrible film versions of Funny Thing Happened..., South Pacific and other great Broadway musicals that received poor screen adaptations.
Taken in context of how seldom movie versions successfully transfer to the screen, A Little Night Music is not great but is certainly good, and far better than many other movie musicals that seem to be held in higher esteem than they deserve.
Paul McCartney has the biggest say in what will happen to the film, for now we all have to make do with old copies of VHS versions of the original film.
I have yet to see the Glass Menagerie performed live, and really have nothing much more to say now about the motion picture versions, except that further commentary may very well be forthcoming since my mind has been activated on the subject more than ever before thanks to websites like this.
(And I'll happily say the same about film versions of books that are near and dear to my heart.)
This is far, far superior to the 1983 version with Timothy Dalton, it goes to show that newer versions are not always better.
However, you'd be much better off watching the far superior Basil Rathbone, Peter Cushing and Ian Richardson versions.
They play red hot versions of Tiger Rag and The St. Louis Blues.
Reportedly, John Ford's film of The Long Voyage Home was Eugene O'Neill's favorite of all filmed versions of his plays, and it is no task to see why.
George (both the youth and adult versions), is especially hilarious-- "Meat and Potatoes!",
Evidently these two versions, and the version titled Cataclysm are all slightly different.
The film didn't skip over significant elements in Wyatt's life like most of the filmed versions do.
It obviously appeals to people who've never read the book or seen any of the other versions.
Little ground digging (like miniature versions of those things in "Tremors") robots are used for war, and guys on the same side as them wear wrist bands that let the screamers know they are of the same side.
This is easily the better of all the Robin Hood versions, simply for sheer charm.
It's a gauzy, soft-focus, soft-headed confection about a playboy who becomes smitten with an attractive woman while on his way to marry somebody else; she's also otherwise engaged, and their on-again/off-again relationship has the same old-fashioned complications as the other versions of this highly-concocted plot.
Having immensely enjoyed recent renderings of "Sense and Sensibility," "Emma," and various versions of "Pride and Prejudice," I expected to receive similar enjoyment from this film.
I have seen many versions of Jane Eyre, and this version is at the top of my list.
At both versions have one thing in common, Michael Caine.
There have been, to date, 750,899 versions of the "sinister sibling" on American television alone.
Other examples: both versions of "The Thing" and the original "Outer Limits" episode known as "The Human Factor."
The story of a jewel thief who may or may not have retired and who is lured out of that "retirement" has been done before and done better by most other versions of the tale.
The BBC have released later and in my opinion inferior versions but apparently have no plans to release this one.
The alternate versions listing for the film mentions that the film was somewhat trimmed for its original release which is unsurprising, since the film has a nice amount of bloodshed for a British film of the period, as well as some nudity and even a spot of entertaining thrusting sex.
Of course, I understand the desire for those who have seen both versions to make comparisons.
If you want to see a film version of the story I'd go with one of the other versions.
If there's one thing Spanish and Italian filmmakers in the seventies loved, it was making their own versions of popular American classics.
Well at least any Godzilla films (Japan or USA versions) has better plots and acting.
As I understand it, Turkey made a bunch of no-budget versions of some of our most famous movies.
The version with June Allyson and Janet Leigh is my favourite, however, I also enjoyed the other two versions that I have seen.
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