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Almost! they leave you with his strange bitterness in your mouth, filled both with humanity and tenderness looking over your shoulder as the almighty would if he were a man. But the man look at himself maybe stronger as His...
Babette leaves you some hope...The dead leaves us without God facing the eternity.
Both films are the best in their kinds of what we can do.
Beautiful.
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each having great meals. Each time I see one I get a little bit more out of each.I'm waiting for The Dead on DVD (have it on LD) so I can get the correct aspect ratio and also that wonderful piano music in 5.1 surround!
Actually I have Babette replayed in my own system with DTS neo cinema and the sound was quite acceptable...
Have you ever heard music sound good in 5.1?
I was talking about movie music. For recorded musiic I prefer plain old stereo. There is, however, a very realistic sounding 5.1 DVD of Bach's "The Musical Offering" recorded in a hall that trulky sounds like a hall.
Yes, the soundtrack of " Talk to Her " was quite good.
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