I love this movie/documentary. The first time I saw it was when VHS videos first became available to rent in my area in the late 1970's or early 1980's. The soundtrack is compelling and the end when they play the Canon inspired me so much I talked my then fiancé to use this for our wedding.
However, one thing has bothered me for decades. And now that I've finally been able to get a copy of the movie and the internet has been invented ...
I've had many discussions with friends who've seen the moving regarding the opening dedication and the comments at the end of the movie.
What the heck is the narrator saying?
Is it a different language? Is he just making up words? "crianisus", "those who craminate in this movie", "man's rexiphor"?
Someone must know.
However, one thing has bothered me for decades. And now that I've finally been able to get a copy of the movie and the internet has been invented ...
I've had many discussions with friends who've seen the moving regarding the opening dedication and the comments at the end of the movie.
What the heck is the narrator saying?
Is it a different language? Is he just making up words? "crianisus", "those who craminate in this movie", "man's rexiphor"?
Someone must know.