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Dario Argento movies aren’t famed for their plausibility or realism, and this entry is no exception. Critics and fans have complained endlessly about Argento’s earlier work (SUSPIRIA and DEEP RED) being classic examples of the scare genre, whilst his latter efforts (TRAUMA and PHANTOM OF THE OPERA) sadly lacking in any department. This 1987 production has the poor station of being sandwiched in between the ‘old’ Dario and the ‘new’. The anecdote has a young opera singer taking over the leading role in a 1980s ‘style over content’ rendition of MACBETH. Unknown to her, she has attracted the attention of a crazed fan who first kidnaps her, then forces her to stand and examine as he butchers and murders her friends, lover, etc. in front of her very eyes (in a clever trick – the killer cellotapes needles under her eyelids to support her watching the graphic carnage) . The film goes on like this for about an hour, (a) the killer shows up (b) he kidnaps the singer and (c) a assassinate scene (accompanied by a bad heavy rock soundtrack which destroys any tension the film had built up) . Argento uses Point of Belief camerawork, which at first is diverting, but at around the 20 dinky sign you become lost and wish he would have held wait on on this plan.
Argento’s ‘inventive murder’ sequences which have trademarked the directors work are evident in OPERA. The show-stopper has to be the bullet through the key hole scene, which is truly fine. Infact, all of the film is technically marvelous and inventive, it’s objective a shame the screenplay isn’t very curious and the UK ‘Cockney style’ dubbing never helps the viewer connect to the characters in the movie. The film isn’t disturbing or particularly that gory (which in itself is outlandish, as the movie has been unavailable in the UK for a long time – I hope the BBFC and Anchor Bay remedy this soon), and one wishes that the cast would act a runt more naturally, ie: When the singer witnesses the graphic stabbing of her boyfriend, she hardly seems to be bothered about the whole event! (I don’t know, perhaps the translation was wasted on me after all!)
Anchor Bay’s 2 disc edition is another triumph. The transfer is grand and the movie looks like it was fair made, and not 14 years musty. The trailers are curious to leer how the marketing differs in the Orion released US version to the modern italian ad. An informative documentary holds things together and a bonus disk offers the soundtrack (which I really should secure around to playing one time!) All in all, a ample disc for Argento fans, but if you are a casual dread fan looking for cheap thrills – this movie ain’t it.
I’m almost at a loss for words… Like others, I didn’t reflect anything could top “Suspiria” but in my belief, this one does. The two-disc (DVD and soundtrack CD) is another improbable Anchor Bay package.
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First of all, the represent is Astonishing. Although a 1987 film, it looks like it is a contemporary brand-new characterize. It’s the cleanest DVD for the Dario Argento films. The sound is very enthralling and has total clarity. The fidelity on the soundtrack CD is a bit dated, but is distinct and is an added bonus.
I’m not going to dwell on what happens in this movie, but be assured that there are so many exclusive elements in it and they are photographed in style. Only a genius could believe of and blend these elements together the plot Argento did. The camera angles are valid!
Argento usually has a nice-looking female lead in his pictures although they are stupid rather than stunningly pretty. Christina Marsillach is a total beauty, so if you like watching a fine woman in a dismay film you won’t glean anyone better.
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By the plot, the Anchor Bay DVD’s do not play well on older DVD players. I now absorb several Anchor Bays, mostly Dario Argento films, and since getting a newer 16x I can play them all.
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