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John J. Puccio
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8/10 |
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"In Mirren's hands, the Queen is both courtly and dignified, as her public image would indicate, and at the same time human and vulnerable."
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8/10 |
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(2006) |
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"...the portrayal is no mere imitation; Mirren creates a living, breathing Queen Elizabeth that goes beyond the public image."
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3/10 |
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(2002) |
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"...there's not a moment of fright or a modicum of suspense in any of its 101 minutes."
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3/10 |
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"Townsend as Lestat is about as scary as a tulip, but, then, I don't suppose the film is actually meant to be scary."
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9/10 |
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(1952) |
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"Of all the films that John Wayne and director John Ford made together, it is this romantic comedy that stands out as the most endearing."
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9/10 |
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(1952) |
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"...old fashioned and sentimental...clearly a labor of love."
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8/10 |
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(2000) |
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"...fairly oozes with delicious irony."
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DVDTown.com |
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8/10 |
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(2000) |
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"The film is nothing less than a dramatic treatise on the power of the written word."
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6/10 |
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(1951) |
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"Thank heaven for Peter Ustinov as the Emperor Nero. He saves the day.... Any time the actor is on screen, the story lights up. (Blu-ray Edition)"
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6/10 |
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(1951) |
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"It's heavy-handed, to be sure, but it's fun to watch, thanks to its pageantry and color."
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