A year ago I reviewed this film in conjunction with the Miike remake that had then recently come out. My reference print was a high quality bootleg, but since AnimEigo has released their own version, I have to endorse it in accordance with my long-standing relationship with them (and the fact that they totally rock). Where else do you get on-the-fly, color-coded subtitle gloss? You don't get any closer to a scholarly reading of a samurai film than AnimEigo, forget about it.
So yeah, read my review, buy this disk, and shut the fuck up (oops, did I type that or only think it?). Standards are eroding all over the place -- like Frank Zappa once said, "Either you get it or you don't." Here's hoping you do. More on the AnimEigo release here.
THROWBACK THURSDAY / NOIR CITY 14 (2016): Humoresque (1946)—Eddie Muller’s
Introduction
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I first saw *Humoresque (1946)* projected large at the Castro Theatre at
the 14th edition of Noir City (2016) and never got around to transcribing
Eddie ...
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