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Russell G
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I just picked up the previous release on a "2 for $12" deal. I guess I'll skip watching it and wait for this.
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Eric Peterson
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I put off purchasing this for almost five years, and less than a month ago I finally broke down and picked it up.
Oh well, as long as the price is reasonable (The old disc was not), then I'll probably double-dip.
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Patrick McCart
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I'll be getting this. Crumb is a facinating documentary if just for showing the life of an cartoonist that's surreal.
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Radioman970
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Re: Crumb S.E. in 2006
Was Crumb a TV documentary? If so, that ratio is probably the right one.
Great film. A little depressing. I only have a VHS of it since I don't watch it often.
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Radioman970
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Re: Crumb S.E. in 2006
@Rob
I looked it up on imdb.com and it was a theatrical release so most likely it was a widescreen film.
Real Name: Arthur Belling of "St. Looney Up-The-Cream-Bun-and-Jam"
BEAR: 1992?-2007.
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Re: Crumb S.E. in 2006
The newer DVD actually loses the trailer from the previous one but if you're a Zwigoff fan you probably own "Art School Confidential" which includes that trailer so in that case it's a no-brainer. I haven't even listened to the commentary yet but between the new "Crumb" and "ASC" the old disc is completely obsolete.
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