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Amelie, from director Jean-Pierre Jeunet, is one of those little miraculous gems that occasionally finds its way into theaters.
Delightful, sweet, engaging, with a dynamism that carries you along with it, and never stops.
The film looked decidedly okay on DVD, but the imagery is so important that just okay wasn't able to service the needs of the film for a home video audience.
Blu-ray gives it everything that it needed.
This is an absolutely gorgeous Blu-ray, which captures the luminous qualities of the film, via its 2k digital intermediate as we've never seen it before on home video.
The Miramax release from Lionsgate is just perfect in every way.
For those who have never made Amelie's acquaintance, you're in for a treat.
Very Highly Recommended.
Delightful, sweet, engaging, with a dynamism that carries you along with it, and never stops.
The film looked decidedly okay on DVD, but the imagery is so important that just okay wasn't able to service the needs of the film for a home video audience.
Blu-ray gives it everything that it needed.
This is an absolutely gorgeous Blu-ray, which captures the luminous qualities of the film, via its 2k digital intermediate as we've never seen it before on home video.
The Miramax release from Lionsgate is just perfect in every way.
For those who have never made Amelie's acquaintance, you're in for a treat.
Very Highly Recommended.