"In some ways it's better," he said of the revised film.
With Suffragette on wide release and Academy Award chatter beginning, it's worth revising #FilmHerStory, the hashtag kicked off by Lexi Alexander, Miriam Bale, Catrin Cooper and Shaula Evans around the 2014 awards.
Violence got violent in 1966, because that was the year the Hays Production Code was revised and film edged closer to being a director's medium.
Somewhat revised Technicolor film version.
So Oliver Stone will keep revising his films again and again ["Producing DVD's With Lavish Extras" by Peter M. Nichols, Aug. 27]?
The vaunted Pixar system of constantly revising its films, all the way through their gestation, now seems to be causing more problems than it's solving.
In a half-joking conversation, it emerged that Mr. Weinstein, a supporter of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, had tried to persuade Mr. Moore to revise the film's depiction of Mrs. Clinton.
Marker, working in 1977 (and revising the film in 1993), downplays the generational and cultural aspect of student protest the sex, drugs, and rock and roll in order to ask why the uprisings that broke out in 1967, as well as the many guerrilla movements that were already active, didn't result in actual revolution.
In stories such as "Xiaoxiao" (written 1929, revised and published 1935; filmed as Xiangnu Xiaoxiao in 1986), Shen examines rural values and practicality.
From the surviving clip of Witch Dance above (a slightly revised version that was filmed in 1926), it's clear that Wigman also proved a compelling powerhouse of a performer.
