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There is little doubt about optimal presentation, and presentation as it was originally intended, augment the experience. What looked spectacular in VistaVision projected theatrically can appear less so on any home video format and screens meant for nothing larger than a revival of Friends or...

I think it's Day that's the problem here. I love her. And with the right co-star, she is sheer magic on the screen. Personal favs that immediately come to mind; Love Me Or Leave Me - opposite that WB powerhouse, Cagney; Calamity Jane, with the great baritone, Howard Keel, Romance on the High...

The Man Who Knew Too Much has never quite lived up to my expectations. It's a fine film in many regards. I think the altering of the original characters so that Doris Day can sing a song that Hitchcock worked like mad to 'integrate' into the plot is still the most awkward thing about this...