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I would give anything if Criterion could get their hands on this film.

That happened when I saw it on Capitol Hill in Seattle back in, oh, 1998 or so. I should have known when, during the whistles at the opening of the film, someone in the audience was whistling back. And then EVERY time characters broke into song, there were giggles. They laughed at the rape...

No, he's right... there was a fairly obvious edit that's always been there that has either been changed to a quick dissolve or "morphed." I noticed it the first time I watched the Blu-Ray, too, that it had been "fixed." There is drifting smoke in the background at the end of the alley that...

I thought the 4-track audio sounded clearer and brighter than the 7.1 audio. At least the Jet whistle that follows the Tonight Ensemble number is present on both of them. I remember when that got mixed out on the first DVD release.

Here are my impressions after getting the Target-exclusive edition last night: - The fade to black during the overture is there, as we all knew it would be, and, yes, it is a total fade to black. - Way too contrast-boosted in a lot of the film. There are times in sunlit scenes when their faces...

It says the video is private when I click on it -- won't even let you see what it is.