I went to see the restored version with my wife last July, and while the restoration was brilliant, I was appalled to see that they've permanently defaced the artwork you're supposed to be noticing with the lyrics for every song in the movie, as captions. Like they thought we were all going to sing along in the theatre, but we didn't know what the words were. It's as though they don't know who their audience is.
Caddacack oh da ca-caddacack, shy shy skagellack Member since Jun 2010 4168 Points
mojofilter wrote:
I went to see the restored version with my wife last July, and while the restoration was brilliant, I was appalled to see that they've permanently defaced the artwork you're supposed to be noticing with the lyrics for every song in the movie, as captions. Like they thought we were all going to sing along in the theatre, but we didn't know what the words were. It's as though they don't know who their audience is.
Did YS get a cinema release before any soundtrack release, I think I saw it on Telly in the 1960s, I didn't really get it, maybe I am not a fan of that kind of animation (dont like the Monty Python animations eiether ).