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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9781932321029
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 1932321020
Label: Terra Entertainment
Manufacturer: Terra Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Terra Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: November 16, 1948
Running Time: 82 minutes
Sales Rank: 30086
Studio: Terra Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: November 16, 1948
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - great film, HORRIBLE copy!!!!
I have wanted to have this film on DVD for ages, and was anxiously awaiting it's arrival. Not only did the box look different from the picture displayed next to the product (on the listing with Amazon), the quality of the tranfer was beyond terrible. I am giving it one star, but only out of respect for the film (which is a truly great film) and Joseh Losey - a great director, who deserves more respect for his work than he has received with this terible, terrible film transfer!
I have ... Read More
Rating:  - through a childs eyes
i must have been maybe five or six years old when i first saw this film.i loved it!i recently viewed it on vhs and the print was pretty crappy,the color was awful(originally saw it on tv in b&w).i view it now through much
more discriminating eyes and the usual bit of cynicism that comes with age
but i still love this film.the characters may be somewhat cartoonish and the overall feeling of the film may simmer with maudlin sentiment,but the
important thing is how a child may view ... Read More
Rating:  - A Silly Attempt
The Boy With Green Hair is considered to be an important film for child-star fans because it features Dean Stockwell in the title role. Peter Fry is a war orphan and has lived with many different family members over the years. He finally settles in with Gramp (Pat O'Brien), a former actor who makes Peter feel the most comfortable. He goes to school and lives a normal life, until one day he wakes up and finds that his hair has turned green. The children like his hair, but their parents are afraid and demand ... Read More
Rating: - The color of hope
A fascinating, underrated little film which is still all too topical & relevant, sad to say. Some modern viewers might find it mawkish -- and certainly it does have a few awkward moments -- but overall, its message remains meaningful & urgent. Conformity, fear, racism, intolerance, war -- if anything, those scourges are even more threatening today, when you'd think humanity would have learned better. It's helped by the strong, understated performance by Dean Stockwell, whose expressive face belies his ... Read More
Rating: - Thumbs Up!
A truly wonderful, totally underrated film! Didn't anyone really understand it, or were they looking at the obvious? It takes a probing mind to understand this picture; once there, the mind and the soul both will be thoroughly satisfied.
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