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NY Age Staff New York Age Jan 13, 2026 Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman and Joseph Cotten give the best performances of their careers in Gaslight. Go to Full Review Gaslight (1944) 95% 90%

Edward Murrain New York Age Apr 11, 2024 Columbia Pictures has brought a truly big league story to the screen, with some of the most creditable casting we've ever seen... The Big Heat is a "sleeper" in every sense of the word. Don't miss It! Go to Full Review The Big Heat (1953) 95% 90%

Edward Murrain New York Age Jan 31, 2023 Take it from me, Diabolique is one of the most unusual films ever to hit the screen, and producer-director Henri-Georges Clouzot the first to seriously challenge Alfred Hitchcock's title as "master of suspense." Go to Full Review Diabolique (1955) 95% 93%

William E. Clark New York Age Jan 31, 2023 Joe is listed as the star but the burden of the acting falls on the professionals -- Clarence Muse, Cleo Desmond and Mantan Moreland... [Louis] may develop some histrionic talent but in this picture at least he hasn't displayed any whatever. Go to Full Review Spirit of Youth (1937) 43% - -

Alfred A. Duckett New York Age Jan 27, 2022 To Dark Manhattan, its producers, its cast and all those connected with its conception much credit is due. Go to Full Review Dark Manhattan (1937) - - - -

Raoul Abdul New York Age Jan 20, 2022 I shall never forget how deeply moved I was in a stage version when... Porgy left Catfish Row to find his Bess in far off New York. In this costly new film, at that tragic moment I only thought of what a beautiful shot the cameraman had achieved. Go to Full Review Porgy and Bess (1959) 71% 78%

Clyde Reid New York Age Jan 20, 2022 One good thing about the production is that lots of our younger starlets and budding male stars got a chance to "spread their wings and strut their stuff" before a major audience. They may now get a shot at bigger and better roles. Go to Full Review Porgy and Bess (1959) 71% 78%

Bill Chase New York Age Nov 18, 2021 It is definitely good entertainment and intelligently adult... There is a minimum of preaching and propaganda. Go to Full Review Pinky (1949) 65% 72%

Jesse H. Walker New York Age Sep 7, 2021 Darryl F. Zanuck is to be congratulated for his intentions in making such a movie although his methods do leave something to be desired. Go to Full Review No Way Out (1950) 85% 82%

Jesse H. Walker New York Age Sep 7, 2021 Although the screenwriters of the best-selling novel take the usual and sometimes puzzling Hollywood liberties in interpreting an author's work for the screen, the movie retains Motley's searching and biting theme. Go to Full Review Knock on Any Door (1949) 64% 57%

Vere E. Johns New York Age Aug 19, 2021 One could not really call it good continuity, but somehow it [comes] together well enough to hold the interest and moves along at pretty fast clip. Go to Full Review Harlem After Midnight (1934) - - - -

Vere E. Johns New York Age Jul 21, 2021 It has human interest plus and has something definite to say to every man and woman who sees it. Go to Full Review Life Begins (1932) - - - -

William E. Clark New York Age Jul 13, 2021 [The Man on the Flying Trapeze] will convince the most skeptical of the universal appeal of the Field's humor. Go to Full Review The Man on the Flying Trapeze (1935) - - 77%

Edward Murrain New York Age Jul 13, 2021 You must see it! Go to Full Review Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) 88% 83%

Edward Murrain New York Age Jul 13, 2021 You'll plummet down into a myriad of faith, pride, anger and victory in The Well. Go to Full Review The Well (1951) 100% 43%

Abe Hill New York Age Jul 13, 2021 Adultly conceived and skillfully executed, [Miracle in Harlem] is embellished with solid structure, intelligent dialogue, plausible plot, sensible acting and fortified by excellent direction. Go to Full Review Miracle in Harlem (1948) 83% - -

Edward Murrain New York Age Jul 8, 2021 CinemaScope as an entertainment media reaches a new dimension in Demetrius and the Gladiators... [it's] the finest action story yet filmed in the new process, and the realization of the promise shown by actor William Marshall. Go to Full Review Demetrius and the Gladiators (1954) 77% 65%

Edward Murrain New York Age Jul 8, 2021 The acting plum is really carried by Ruth Attaway [who] is rewarding in her first film vehicle. Go to Full Review The President's Lady (1953) - - 50%

Edward Murrain New York Age Jul 7, 2021 The story line isn't original, but Truman Capote's dialogue and the make believing of Jennifer and Clift makes Indiscretion a winner. Go to Full Review Indiscretion of an American Wife (1953) 50% 38%

Abe Hill New York Age Jul 7, 2021 One nine-year-old youngster by the name of Donald Thompson has achieved an acting feat that is somewhat amazing in sort of a minor key. Go to Full Review The Quiet One (1949) - - - -