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Being There, released in 1979 and directed by Hal Ashby, remains one of the most poignant and sharpest satires in American cinema. When the Criterion Collection added this masterpiece to its library, it provided the definitive way to experience the film's muted palette and subtle performances. This article explores the legacy of the film, the brilliance of Peter Sellers, and why the Criterion high-definition digital restoration is essential viewing for any cinephile. Being There -1979- Criterion Collection 720p.10...
Through Chance's naive and literal interpretations of the world, Ashby cleverly satirizes the conventions of modern life. The film's use of long takes, deliberate pacing, and deadpan humor creates a sense of observational detachment, mirroring Chance's own innocence and curiosity. Sellers' remarkable performance brings depth and nuance to the character, imbuing him with a sense of vulnerability and likability. Your snippet ends with "10
: Includes outtakes, a deleted scene, and an alternate ending. Promo Reel : A 3-minute clip featuring Peter Sellers and Hal Ashby. Theatrical Materials : Trailer and TV spots. Bonus Essay : An informative booklet/essay by critic Mark Harris. The Criterion Collection Film Overview Directed by Hal Ashby, this satirical comedy-drama stars Peter Sellers Through Chance's naive and literal interpretations of the
: Chance’s worldview is formed entirely by television, making him the ultimate product of a broadcast-saturated society. II. Visual Mastery: The Criterion Restoration