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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Last Waltz (1978) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STARS...........: Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Richard Manual, Garth Hudson DIRECTOR........: Martin Scorcese GENRE...........: Concert, Music, Documentary IMDB............: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077838 RUNTIME.........: 1h 57mn SIZE............: 9.72GB VIDEO CODEC.....: HEVC (Main10@L4) BITRATE.........: 8000 Kbps RESOLUTION......: 1920x1040 ASPECT RATIO....: 1.85:1 FRAMERATE.......: 23.976 fps AUDIO1..........: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 AUDIO2..........: FLAC Stereo [1978 Mix] AUDIO3..........: AAC Stereo [2001 Mix] AUDIO4..........: Commentary with Martin Scorsese & Robbie Robertson AUDIO5..........: Commentary with the band, crew, fans and folks SUBTITLES.......: ENG, FRA, KOR, POR, SPA, THA, CHI SOURCE..........: Criterion Blu-ray ENCODE DATE.....: 2022-05-10 Martin Scorsese's documentary of the 1976 final performance of the legendary Sixties rock group The Band is at once a show featuring some of the greatest rock performers of their generation and a bittersweet look back at an era that was just beginning to fade. As Scorsese guides the group through interview segments discussing their 15 years together, these relatively young men sound like battle-weary survivors. But The Band were in splendid form for this show, and their multiple guest stars pulled out all the stops, especially Muddy Waters, whose "Mannish Boy" is so powerful it nearly burns a hole in the screen; Van Morrison, with a rousing performance of "Caravan;" and Bob Dylan, whose "Baby Let Me Follow You Down" displays the brilliant cockiness of his barnstorming days with this band. The all-star camera crew and superb stereo sound mix create what is considered to be of the best-looking and sounding rock films ever (as the opening credit says, play this movie loud!), and two studio-shot sequences with Emmylou Harris and The Staple Singers stand on their own. 1. "Don't Do It" - The Band 2. "Theme from The Last Waltz" - The Band 3. "Up on Cripple Creek" - The Band 4. "The Shape I'm In" - The Band 5. "Who Do You Love?" - Ronnie Hawkins 6. "It Makes No Difference" - The Band 7. Introduction to The Canterbury Tales - Michael McClure 8. "Such a Night"- Dr. John 9. "Helpless" - Neil Young 10. "Stage Fright" - The Band 11. "The Weight" (studio version) - The Band and The Staple Singers 12. "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" - The Band 13. "Dry Your Eyes" - Neil Diamond 14. "Coyote" - Joni Mitchell 15. "Mystery Train" - Paul Butterfield 16. "Mannish Boy" - Muddy Waters 17. "Further on Up the Road" - Eric Clapton 18. "Evangeline" (studio version) - The Band and Emmylou Harris 19. "Genetic Method" / "Chest Fever" - The Band 20. "Ophelia" - The Band 21. "Caravan" - Van Morrison 22. "Loud Prayer" - Lawrence Ferlinghetti 23. "Forever Young" - Bob Dylan 24. "Baby Let Me Follow You Down" - Bob Dylan 25. "I Shall Be Released" - The Band plus Ronnie Wood and Ringo Starr Extras • Martin Scorsese and David Fear - In this exclusive new program, Martin Scorsese discusses The Band and their sound, The Last Waltz and the era in which it was shot with critic and Rolling Stone senior editor David Fear. The program was produced for Criterion in 2021. • Martin Scorsese and Robbie Robertson, 1978 - This archival interview with Martin Scorsese and Robbie Robertson was originally broadcast on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's 90 Minutes Live on April 14, 1978. The bulk of the comments address the conception of The Last Waltz and why it was necessary to immortalize The Band's last concert. • Revisiting The Last Waltz - This archival program focuses on the genesis of The Last Waltz. Included in it are extensive interviews with Martin Scorsese and Robbie Robertson. The featurette was produced and directed by Stephen Altobello. The program was produced in 2002. • Archival Outtake: Jam Session 2 - This archival footage from The Last Waltz features Paul Butterfield, Eric Clapton, Dr. John, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Carl Radle, Robbie Robertson, Ringo Starr, Stephen Stills, Ronnie Wood, and Neil Young. • Trailer - An original theatrical trailer for The Last Waltz. • TV Spot - An archival TV spot for The Last Waltz. • Commentary One - This vintage audio commentary with director Martin Scorsese and musician/producer Robbie Robertson has appeared on a number of previous home video releases of The Last Waltz. The bulk of the information addresses nature and goal(s) of the project, specific technical choices that were made to capture the performances in the most effective way, the music and editing choices, and the spirit of the era in which the project was conceived as well as some of the cultural trends that defined it. • Commentary Two - This vintage audio commentary features members of The Band, other crew members, some fans, and folks that assisted Martin Scorsese before and during the making of The Last Waltz. There is a lot of interesting information here about the manner in which different tunes were conceived, the performing styles, Martin Scorsese's initial idea(s) for The Last Waltz, the manner in which the film was edited, the management of the live sound, etc

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