ted:r
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Regarding the new AFI list of the 100 best films, to me it was notable that "The African Queen" fell from 17 to 65 and "Wuthering Heights" (1939) from 73 to off the list.
I was wondering if their general unavailability on DVD in some way contributed to this. Perhaps some voters took this into account, or, because of their unavailability had not seem them for a while and somehow degraded their greatness accordingly.
I'd venture there are perhaps other reasons also, notably the whimsy of taste, but I feel these two films were perhaps hobbled because of their current situation.
I was wondering if their general unavailability on DVD in some way contributed to this. Perhaps some voters took this into account, or, because of their unavailability had not seem them for a while and somehow degraded their greatness accordingly.
I'd venture there are perhaps other reasons also, notably the whimsy of taste, but I feel these two films were perhaps hobbled because of their current situation.