In writing a few lines about 'ENCHANTED APRIL', I am flirting with the forbidden.The taboo is self-imposed so I am breaking no rules other than my own.I usually do not write about modern-era films;I leave that to others.However, 17-years after its theatrical release, 'ENCHANTED APRIL' is available on DVD.It came out a scant 4 days ago. This certainly falls under the heading of "what on earth were they thinking and what took so long?".I will definitely be purchasing a copy or, barring that, demanding it for my July birthday.
The fact that it is a period piece does give me some justification for featuring it here, which I will be doing in depth once I have the disc in hand.So, really, I am jumping the gun by saying that I am a rule-breaker. That will come later. Today,I just want to share my happiness that it is finally available.I am already dreaming of the Italian countryside,resplendent villas, aesthetic delights and witty badinage.
It sounds interesting. Will check it out!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend! :)