iTunes has got the director's cut of Lawrence Of Arabia.
Three hours thirty six minutes of David Lean's best work. Returned to the proper presentation. 1080p on my big machine's monitor is SWEET. Far better than the DVD of the altered version I previously owned.
This is far and above one of my favorite movies.
It's also a source of regret for me. Alec Guinness apparently despised Star Wars fans gushing all over him about his role there. I'd always wanted to tell Sir Alec that I'd first seen him in Star Wars, like so many others, but that lead me to look for his name on other things and that lead me to films like Lawrence of Arabia, Bridge Over the River Kwai and The Ladykillers.
13 July 2012
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It took you THAT long to find Lawrence of Arabia? My folks both loved that movie; my dad was a history buff and I'm not sure why my mom loved it.
ReplyDeleteDude, I wasn't allowed to stay up late enough to watch it until I was like 12. Then since it was like four hours long on the late-late show it was only shown like once every five years...
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