The Lost Letter (Boris Ivchenko, 1972) vs. A Patch of Blue (Guy Green, 1965)
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The Lost Letter (1972) vs. A Patch of Blue (1965)
x1972
A Patch of Blue was fine, though I wish it had done more with the premise, but The Lost Letter is a delight through and through. I often didn't really follow what was going on, but I also didn't care at all because it was so wonderfully offbeat.
A Patch of Blue was fine, though I wish it had done more with the premise, but The Lost Letter is a delight through and through. I often didn't really follow what was going on, but I also didn't care at all because it was so wonderfully offbeat.
x1972
The Lost Letter is no longer fresh in my mind, but i remember loving it. Like mesnalty, I thought A Patch of Blue was decent. Nothing in it wowed me. I had no major issues.
The Lost Letter is no longer fresh in my mind, but i remember loving it. Like mesnalty, I thought A Patch of Blue was decent. Nothing in it wowed me. I had no major issues.
Last day and all of two votes in both the Round 5 duels - so the "Cup" limps to a close.
Have a look at all the picnics of the intellect: These conceptions! These discoveries! Perspectives! Subtleties! Publications! Congresses! Discussions! Institutes! Universities! Yet: one senses nothing but stupidity. - Gombrowicz, Diary
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but i loved the lost letter. crazy cossack dancing rules, sidney poitier drools
but i loved the lost letter. crazy cossack dancing rules, sidney poitier drools
Voting closed. 1972 wins