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20 Million Miles to Earth review

Posted : 5 years ago on 4 May 2020 11:47 (A review of 20 Million Miles to Earth)

(OK) Harryhausen has charm and style in his monsters and backdrops (here is Rome,the Coliseum, il Foro, destructed sans pity) , Besides that not too much, suaf determined Hopper and Taylor


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Major Barbara review

Posted : 5 years ago on 4 May 2020 11:41 (A review of Major Barbara)

(OK) Greta cast for this filosophical cinicism og rich and poor, roght and wrong, witty, funny, with charm in some details (the slumbers of London where Robert Newton hits sweet Deborah Kerr, or Emlyn Williams does what he knows), and Morley becoming mature. Hiller and Harrison are impecable


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We Still Kill the Old Way review

Posted : 5 years ago on 4 May 2020 03:51 (A review of We Still Kill the Old Way)

(OK) Good Petri, in a pretty sicilian town, without mafia clisés, midllem meeting and talking about dangerous annoyms attributed to infidelity but its another thing that great naif romantic Volotné discovers and is the new vicitm. His love for Irene Papas is pure bittersweet including the visit to blind Salvo Randone in Palermo.


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To Each His Own review

Posted : 5 years ago on 3 May 2020 10:30 (A review of To Each His Own)

(OK) Great Leisen, superb Olivia keeping her secret for her memory. Leisen takes his time and ages to depict one love (or to, the first Lund wich acts as his son too, and the boy) in the life; touches of romantic comedy of too bitter tupes (Culver and Olivia in the beginning) ending in joyous melodrama


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Lost Girls review

Posted : 5 years ago on 3 May 2020 02:21 (A review of Lost Girls)

(NX) Effective, taut, linear, its unsolved as unsolved is each character. Amy Ryan is convincing as guilty mother...


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Tiger Bay review

Posted : 5 years ago on 3 May 2020 02:17 (A review of Tiger Bay)

(OK) (Good criterion copy). JL Thompson is so efficient in this thriller with frienship plot (Bucholz is seen through Hayley liar dreamy consciousness); but pa John Mills (there's an underplay father/daughter in some scenes) advances with anotehr logic till tense finaleon the sea


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Gaslight (1940) review

Posted : 5 years ago on 3 May 2020 12:00 (A review of Gaslight (1940))

(OK) What is glossy and expanded in the Cukor version; here is straight, less is more, with the detective Pettingell supplying the inferences. The amid affair with Walbrook is the best deviation.


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Something for the Birds review

Posted : 5 years ago on 2 May 2020 11:58 (A review of Something for the Birds)

(OK) Impressed by the plot: a hard lobbyist (Mature for once well casted) being lobbyied by an environmentalist (Neal) with a credible impostor (Gwenn as a graveyard prints his invitations to parties and builds an identity)....


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Give a Girl a Break review

Posted : 5 years ago on 2 May 2020 11:54 (A review of Give a Girl a Break)

(OK) Small but nice, well staged (best number is the Champions in the roof, simple, hard; them Bob Fosse with Debbie agiants New York night skiline; the baloon dance is too crowded in the screen with all the cottonlike snow ); it has a softened power of that 'you can be a star' in this melting pot of NY....


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The Stars Look Down (1940) review

Posted : 5 years ago on 2 May 2020 01:10 (A review of The Stars Look Down (1940))

(OK) Reed hit the screen. Good with the nervous masses and the miners drama, good with the frivolous melodrama (Lockwood is ambivalent and nice), excellent supporting cast Emlyn Williams is a touching rascal...


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