Scenes From a Marriage: Mini-series vs. Theatrical Comparison - Breaking Down Bergman
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- After discussing Scenes From a Marriage in a two-part episode, hosts David Friend and Sonia Strimban talk about some of their reactions to the different versions of the film.
Scenes From A Marriage was originally shown on television in six parts, but a truncated theatrical version was created for U.S. cinemas that omitted some key details.
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Friend and Strimban are watching the career of the Swedish director from his first film to his last, in order, and discussing their observations. Visit the main channel for more details
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Could only get the theatrical version. The theatrical version works very well if you haven't seen the mini series and don't know what you're missing. So, if people intend to watch both I would suggest watching the theatrical version first.
I don’t know, I still think I’d go for the series first. It’s much more intimate, and there are actually quite a few scenes that clarify things that are missing in the theatrical cut that are quite important.
I just watched the miniseries...I had seen the film many years ago. I really appreciated these two opinions...will have to check out some of their other stuff.
There's no discussion to be had here. The miniseries is the only way to view this masterpiece.
Bergman knew what he was doing. He didn't want to cut the film down for theatrical release. He had to do it. And that alone is reason enough to boycott it.
He wrote the story and filmed it. He presented a completed vision on film. And then that was destroyed against his wishes.
More Bergman is always a great thing. He didn't shoot unnecessary scenes. They all serve to tell the story the way he wanted them to.
The fact that people have short attention spans and limited time should not decide whether a film is truncated or not. If they don't want to give a film the
attention it deserves, they can watch something else. I mean, we don't cut paintings in two, do we?
The same can be said for the other Bergman miniseries as well. Face to Face and Fanny and Alexander. Both are superb in their full versions. And that's why no other versions are needed.
I cant watch the miniseries as its not available on the UK am I missing out that much by watching the theatrical?
I saw the theatrical version first