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- Ingmar Bergman’s visually ravishing family epic is back, in a new and improved higher-resolution scan, for our Blu-ray edition. Here’s a taste.
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Ingmar Bergman’s visually ravishing family epic is back, in a new and improved higher-resolution scan, for our Blu-ray edition. Here’s a taste.
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By Gio
November 10, 2011
05:38 PM

Nice :-)
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By Daniel Bojckov
November 10, 2011
07:03 PM

By paradox NOT the best Bergman, but the most popular! "Cries and Whispers", "Wild Strawberries", " Seven Seal", "Autumn Sonata" are far more accetique and simple by thus better.
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By Jakob
November 10, 2011
09:39 PM

Um, is "accetique" even a word, in any language? Regardless, I found "Fanny and Alexander" among the best of Bergman. To each his own.
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By César
November 10, 2011
11:02 PM

An artist's work should be judged in it's entirety. In the case of Bergman, it's an enormous and amazing oeuvre!
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By Shaun GJ Pearson
November 11, 2011
01:19 PM

I'm on a first name basis with about two dozen Bergman films and have been a fan of his work for maybe 12 years now. I cherish about six or seven. This is my favorite of the bunch. It's the only film I've ever seen that makes me weep at one point. Where in the film this happens I'll keep to myself.
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By Shaun GJ Pearson
November 11, 2011
01:34 PM

To be clear many films make me cry. I'm making a distinction between crying and weeping.
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