David P. Hayes wrote: For what it's worth, the prints of "The Great Dictator" that I saw in revival houses during the early 1980s (the New Beverly, the long-shuttered Fox Venice) looked really good. Strong blacks, pure whites, a nice gradual range of in-between shades tending towards a bright, happy look. If there was any fault I found in the look of the film, it is that it was
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