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Title: They should call it 1775
Review: A mixed bag for this terrific property. While, on the one hand, Columbia/Sony discovered the original negative and replaced the workprint sections that had detracted from this film's original restoration, and invited director Peter H. Hunt to supervise the re-mix and add new commentary with the late writer Peter Stone, Hunt regrettably deleted the overture, intermission, recessional, and some underscoring music. It's to the studio's credit that they handed this vastly entertaining and authoritative film back to its director, but not that he himself cheapened the viewing experience. It was, and still is, a klunky movie; the concept, book, and performances are strong but the music and lyrics, let's face it, are silly, like having paper money jump out of your wallet and start singing. Nevertheless, "1776" is a remarkable teaching tool and fun to watch -- the kind of film where the hero writes with a feather and calls it Macaroni.
