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Ida M. Smith Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2026 A dynamite-loaded performance by Kirk Douglas, a smoldering characterization by sultry Jan Sterling, and a no-holds-barred story have been skillfully packaged in Paramount's Ace in the Hole. Go to Full Review Ace in the Hole (1951) 88% 92%

Blair Carl Smith Baltimore Afro-American Jul 1, 2025 The first 40 minutes will be a little boring and very confusing. However, director Steven Spielberg does not disappoint you when it comes to action. The dinosaurs look very, very real. Go to Full Review Jurassic Park (1993) 91% 95%

Penny Demps Baltimore Afro-American May 28, 2025 The characters have grown and developed since the first film. The story line involves more variables, including a deeper degree of jeopardy for Daniel and Miyagi. Go to Full Review The Karate Kid Part II (1986) 49% 52%

Maybelle Chew Baltimore Afro-American Mar 23, 2023 The beautiful colors of this picture and the minute attention to detail make them seem like animated "Old Masters" in parade. The days and ways of the pirates are faithfully reproduced. Go to Full Review The Black Pirate (1926) 100% 68%

Maybelle Chew Baltimore Afro-American Jan 31, 2023 The acting of Charles Gilpin was so superb as to appear the real thing itself. Go to Full Review Ten Nights in a Barroom (1926) - - - -

Ida Peters Baltimore Afro-American May 31, 2022 Buck and the Preacher does make some comments about man's inhumanity and greed, [but] it is not a message movie. It is good Western movie entertainment. Go to Full Review Buck and the Preacher (1972) 84% 62%

Frederick I. Douglas Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2022 The movie is worth seeing because Tamara Dobson portrays a very positive role, something very few women get to do in current movies. Go to Full Review Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold (1975) - - 47%

Frederick I. Douglas Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2022 An exciting, well-made movie that definitely gives you your money's worth. Go to Full Review Slaughter's Big Rip-Off (1973) - - 32%

Frederick I. Douglas Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2022 Richard Roundtree is at it again. Go to Full Review Shaft in Africa (1973) 64% 52%

Frederick I. Douglas Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2022 It is particularly interesting because of the positive image conveyed about Black women. Go to Full Review Cleopatra Jones (1973) 80% 44%

Frederick I. Douglas Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2022 A movie worth seeing. Go to Full Review Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972) 59% 57%

B.M. Phillips Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2022 Pinky is an entertaining movie. It may have a different meaning for you. Be sure to see it. Go to Full Review Pinky (1949) 67% 72%

Madeline Wheeler Murphy Baltimore Afro-American Jun 1, 2021 Worthwhile, rich entertainment for the entire family. Go to Full Review Man and Boy (1972) - - 71%

Evelena D. Jackson Baltimore Afro-American Jan 28, 2021 The acting, costumes, and scenery are superb. Go to Full Review Stormy Weather (1943) 95% 81%

B.M. Phillips Baltimore Afro-American Jan 28, 2021 All in all, the movie is a step in the right direction. Let's hope that there will be more and that they will improve. Go to Full Review Stormy Weather (1943) 95% 81%

Samuel A. Hay Baltimore Afro-American Dec 9, 2020 It is the portrayal of complex human conditions without assigning any rank of importance to them and without any meaningful explanation of the causes and effects of the conditions. Go to Full Review Lady Sings the Blues (1972) 73% 86%

Frederick I. Douglas Baltimore Afro-American Dec 9, 2020 The most fascinating aspect of the movie is that it shows that Richard Pryor and Pam Grier have considerable abilities in their profession, something that has not always come out in their previous movies. Go to Full Review Greased Lightning (1977) - - 52%

Debbie Brown Baltimore Afro-American Sep 23, 2020 David Lean does come through for movie-goers in the second half which is filled with drama and good acting which lead to an almost perfect climax. Go to Full Review Ryan's Daughter (1970) 47% 73%

Al Rutledge Baltimore Afro-American Jul 28, 2020 An honest movie. Go to Full Review Two Gentlemen Sharing (1969) 80% - -

Samuel A. Hay Baltimore Afro-American Jul 28, 2020 You wonder what exactly is the meaning of this. Go to Full Review Slaughter (1972) 14% 44%