This is one of those movies...
...that, in my opinion, was a million times better on the big screen. I remember being drawn-in from the percussion at the very start when the camera hovered over the city and it held my attention for the rest of the film. So upbeat, energetic, loud and fun. The people I saw it with adored it, and so I recommended it to lots of people. But, upon re-watch on DVD, I don't think this film is as grand without all of that. It still has glorious sets, direction and performances, but I found the spark to be gone, and I got a lot of flak from my friends who finally did see this on television. Did anybody feel this way about the film?
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