26 August 2006, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by duderank 2000
I understand that Blake Edward's much maligned WW1 epic has just been released on Digital Versatile, heavily cut to remove much of its screwball comedy in order to make the film appear more serious in tone.
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What a pity! I've always thought that the slapstick was the one feature that gave Darling Lili it's appeal. While there are some decent replicas to be seen in the film, and the climactic train strafing footage is worth watching, it is hard to take a batch of subscale, piebald SE5s too seriously!
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