Talk:Wavelength (1967 film)

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Use of "Strawberry Fields Forever"[edit]

An editor asks a good question in an edit summary on the article page: how does this film, produced in Dec. 1966, use a song from Feb. 1967? My guess would be that the song was added at a later date, since the film was not edited until 1967 and released in '67. Of course my guesses are not worth much according to WP:RS. A book published in 2009, Michael Snow: Wavelength by Elizabeth Legge, published by Afterall Books, apparently goes into great detail on the use of the song. As anyone who has seen the film knows, the song is in the film, so that's not in doubt. What needs clarifying is how this was done given the date issue. I have a copy of the book -- unread -- but I'm in the midst of moving so I can't retrieve it. If anyone else has access, please update this. Otherwise, I'll expand that section to clarify things at a later date. freshacconci talktalk 18:21, 24 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Cinemassacre's "Worst Movie Ever" video[edit]

Should James Rolfe be a reliable source of critical reception to Michael Snow's magnum opus or not? Espngeek (talk) 12:23, 16 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]

I would say, not as a reliable source of critical reception, because he is primarily a game critic and filmmaker. However, that section could still mention something like, "In April 2022, James Rolfe called Wavelength the worst film."^[1]

References

^ Borrenbergs, David (September 28, 2022). "YouTuber vraagt zich af: 'Wat is de slechtste film ooit gemaakt?'" [YouTuber is wondering: 'What is the worst movie ever made?']. JFK (in Dutch). Retrieved March 12, 2023.

With the notability of his comment stemming from him being a semi-celebrity, particularly now that the section name also includes "legacy". --2001:1C06:19CA:D600:E873:BCB1:357C:5A3E (talk) 17:12, 12 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]

[1] Borrenbergs, David (September 28, 2022). "YouTuber vraagt zich af: 'Wat is de slechtste film ooit gemaakt?'" [YouTuber is wondering: 'What is the worst movie ever made?']. JFK (in Dutch). Retrieved March 12, 2023.

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