Looks like a long and boring POS of a movie.
Think I may read up on it on Wiki and if it looks interesting enough may watch it.
If not, I didn't miss a thing.
"Please vote to preserve the unique character of Warren…" - Robert Duvall

This is the only movie I've ever seen that actually made me cry. It's unforgettable for me based on that alone.

Strange, I share this sentiment. I was thinking so, before coming here. And somehow, it had escaped me throughout the last 30 years.
Now I start to wonder what other items I might have missed in case I die tomorrow. Can't be much, though!

My memory is going, so I get to do this but do not recommend it. I used to have a nearly photographic memory for movies and now can see one, come here to rate it, and find I'd already done that. It's better to remember and see it again in a new way than to repeat the experience.

I wish I could "forget" about this film in my memory and then watch it again.
I love that way of putting it. I'm a person who watches fewer movies than most people do but I get deeply involved in the ones I do watch. I watch movies I love multiple times over periods of years. That can be a different kind of aesthetic experience unto itself, developing a seasoned love of a film that matures with age.
Still, sometimes I do find myself wishing I could see a certain movie for the first time again. But of course you can only see it the first time once!

I wish I could "forget" about this film in my memory and then watch it again! There are a few movies I'd choose.
The dust has come to stay. You may stay or pass on through or whatever.

what a great treasure

February 15th, 2017.

When did you die?

What took you so long? Were you waiting for it to come out on Criterion?
The dust has come to stay. You may stay or pass on through or whatever.