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If “Hair” were only a period fraction, it would peaceful be fantastic entertainment – but it’s so distinguished more. Previous reviewers have already spoken for me in praising this film’s improbable energy, its lovely acting (not stereotypes, but iconic characters), and its forever-fresh-as-a-summer-flower soundtrack. I can only agree with them completely, and add my distinct vote to theirs. This is a highly (no pun intended) recommended film!
But I’d like to emphasize something else now. Those reviewers who complain about the film being dated are missing an distinguished point. Cherish, friendship, joy, exuberance – these things are never out of date. And it raises an appealing question: why are some people so embarrassed and downright panicked of the so-called “hippie-dippy” aspect of this movie, and the years it captures so well? Possibly because it goes against the novel wisdom, which claims that the uglier and nastier and more downbeat something is, the truer it is.
Well, no one is claiming that this is a perfect world – far from it! – but there is collected plenty of joy and beauty and magic to be found in it! Yes, in too many ways it’s a more cynical world now … which is all the more reason to celebrate and uphold those naïve, utterly notable values. Don’t be haunted of looking foolish, don’t exertion about having to be wintry and collected all the time, don’t be alarmed to embrace the Universe and exult in it – let the sunshine in!
I saw “Hair” three times in two days when it first came out in the theaters, and I have watched it every chance I’ve had since then. I was 12 when the Vietnam War ended, but the anti-war passion of this film hits me anyway. Beyond that, there are gargantuan performances by Treat Williams, Beverly D’Angelo (who, as one other reviewer pointed out, is one of the spacious underrated actresses working today) and John Savage. And beyond THAT there is the unbelievable music — “Aquarius” (command along, now), “Hair”, “I Got Life” and “Let the Sun Shine”, which makes tears hasten down my face every time I contemplate it, even if I gape it for the 100th time. This is a resplendent section of filmmaking, and I don’t care if the Broadway indicate was better or different or more soulful or whatever — each product stands or falls on its absorb. “Hair” stands proud 20 years after it was made, and I consider it’s going to stand proud for a long time to reach. To the reader in Israel — I hope you obtain to go to Woodstock!
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