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- Robert Harris
I saw It It's Tuesday theatcially in 1969 at a screening, and didn't make much of it back then.
A tour group of ugly American's in Europe, with many familiar faces in the cast.
While the film doesn't play any better now than it did them, it does look good.
As presented by Olive, this MGM produced master is solid for color and density. And it's as clean as need be.
For me, the single redeeming feature is the presence of Suzanne Pleshette, with that wonderful voice, second only to Joan Greenwood.
For those who appreciate the film, which plays more like an extended TV show, it's a quality disc.
Image - 4.25
Audio - 5
4k Up-rez - 4.5
Pass / Fail - Pass
RAH
A tour group of ugly American's in Europe, with many familiar faces in the cast.
While the film doesn't play any better now than it did them, it does look good.
As presented by Olive, this MGM produced master is solid for color and density. And it's as clean as need be.
For me, the single redeeming feature is the presence of Suzanne Pleshette, with that wonderful voice, second only to Joan Greenwood.
For those who appreciate the film, which plays more like an extended TV show, it's a quality disc.
Image - 4.25
Audio - 5
4k Up-rez - 4.5
Pass / Fail - Pass
RAH
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