“Husbands. Done. I’m going to take this. So, yeah, this shot, specifically, this is very inspiring, just for a lot of things that I’ve done recently. But the… Specifically how it kind of captures the actors free in the frame, long lens, is just, like, remarkable. And the performances here are just out of control. I remember actually, the first time I saw this movie, it was in 4:3, and then when I finally saw the widescreen version, it was the scene of him on the telephone, and I didn’t realize that they were on the other side of the telephone, joking around while he was on the phone. I think you can hear them, but I didn’t see them, and I’m like, “Oh, that’s such a better shot.” So it’s why you should see things in the original way it was intended.”
