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"Utterly charming, with a surprisingly modern, funny acting turn by Granville and Thomas, these trim, sprightly little B-mysteries provide plenty of laughs."
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"It's tough to recommend the Natalie Wood Collection because only one of the films, the sublime Splendor in the Grass, is truly successful."
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"It's still bright and energetic and puerile and hilarious and raunchy - even if you have to tell yourself that after your 20th viewing."
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"Beautifully designed, with naturalistic, believable performances, The Nativity Story is a marvelously straightforward, confident rendition of Joseph and Mary's time before the birth of Jesus"
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"Screw Survivor. Check out Navy SEALS: BUD/S Class 234 and see what it means to really survive one of the most heinous, physically and emotionally grueling training courses in the world."
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"With a real flair for creative, inventive comedy, along with an excellent production design and fun performances, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide: Special Field Trip Edition was a genuine surprise for me: a kids sitcom as good as anything"
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(1949) |
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"One of her speedier vehicles, Neptune's Daughter still doesn't give us enough Esther in the water (the striking finale is cruelly cut short), but at least this one keeps the plot moving along."
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(1977) |
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"Fairly downbeat, with less-than-memorable songs."
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(1958) |
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"A thoroughly familiar gangster plot borrowed from a dozen other better films, painted over with an out-of-date, vague look at religious intolerance, spread out over a talky, action-less script."
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(1958) |
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(1982) |
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"More grounded in reality than the increasingly surreal later seasons, Newhart may have elements that don't work (specifically, the women characters), but there's still enough Bob Newhart genius in each episode to satisfy fans."
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(2002) |
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"Instead of plopping your child down in front of these "filmed books," you could read the actual books together - and have a better time all the way around."
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(1937) |
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"Night Key is a perfectly acceptable crime meller; a tidy little programmer that looks more like a fast-paced Warner Bros. B-picture. It keeps its familiar plot moving quickly so you don't notice the plot contrivances."
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(1990) |
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"The scripting, particularly the dialogue, is frequently laughable; the direction is flat, uninspired, and off in its pacing, and the performances are sub-par, at best."
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(1943) |
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"A Night to Remember is really "B" movie material, at best, with whatever slight amusements it provides coming from simple "Boo!" scare tactics and not really much else - and certainly not from screwball."
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(1965) |
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"Pastiche, yes, but damned good pastiche."
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"There's certainly the germ of a good, if familiar, idea in The Nightowls of Coventry, but the truncated, stilted, pedestrian screenplay pretty much scotches that promise. The cast is good, though; too bad they're stuck with cutesie-pie characters y"
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(1984) |
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"At a speedy 100 minutes, the ill-named Ninja Wars (there are no actual ninja wars in the film), moves along briskly with its fantasy-themed love story."
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(1967) |
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"If I was going to recommend No Substitute for Victory: From Vietnam...to Iraq and the War on Terror to anyone, I would recommend it to those who, when seeing the title and reading who's involved in the production, automatically judge it unworthy."
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(1965) |
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"An obvious, misguided, slip-shod anti-war film, with a frankly ridiculous performance by Sinatra."
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(1973) |
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"It's one of those titles that a lot of people talk about, and discuss, without having seen it in some time. And when they finally do, as I did, they wonder what all the hubbub was about."
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(2009) |
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"The Norman Lear Collection is a great way for newcomers to jump into his world, and for those viewers - or for the fan who hasn't taken the plunge for previous DVD releases of these shows - I highly recommend it."
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(1960) |
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"Big, brawling, lusty combination of outdoor actioner and Doris Day bedroom farce -- nicely played by the Duke."
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(2007) |
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"Purists may squawk, but I rather enjoyed the heated ridiculousness of Northanger Abbey. Austen's social commentary is still there, though, albeit in severely abbreviated form, and the final wrap-up is suspensefully handled."
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(2008) |
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"Telling a hidden story from the pages of covert espionage and the Cold War space race that I'm sure most of us haven't heard before, Astrospies is a fascinating look at the ultra-secret MOL operation, and the astronauts who trained to be spies in t"
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(2008) |
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"Secrets of the Parthenon is irresistibly engrossing as it details the mind-boggling restoration of the Parthenon -- as well as the equally astounding original construction of the iconic ideal of Western civilization."
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(1983) |
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"A thoroughly fascinating series of episodes, chronicling the lives of various English Prime Ministers, Number 10 is must-viewing for those who love British docudrama TV."
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