Blue Ribbon Blue

About This Movie

Blue Ribbon Blue is an interesting piece from '85, hosted by Eric Edwards. It's this unique clip show that stitches together moments from various films, creating a mosaic of romance that feels a bit disjointed yet somehow cohesive. The pacing fluctuates, reflective of the source material, which gives it an almost nostalgic feel. You can sense the eras of the clips blending, producing a charming, if uneven, atmosphere. It’s not just about the clips but how they interact and contrast, which gives it a distinctive flavor. It’s like a time capsule of romantic cinema, though the performances are not original, they resonate through the curated footage quite well.

This film is fairly scarce and often overlooked in collector circles, partly due to its unusual format as a clip show. It has seen limited releases, which adds to its intrigue. Many collectors appreciate it for its nostalgic value and unique concept, making it a curiosity rather than a mainstream staple. It's one of those films that might not pop up often, but when it does, it certainly piques interest among genre enthusiasts.