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Clifford Terry

Clifford Terry's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) 90% “The first loss in Kubrick's fantastic winning streak. A decided disappointment in every respect except the visual, "Space Odyssey" perhaps will convince the extraordinarily-talented director to leave the future to Dr. Carlson, and come back down to earth.” – Chicago Tribune Apr 9, 2025 Full Review Barbarella (1968) 65% “A squadron of writers [eight including the director] has only created a corporate sloppiness... what Vadim intended as kooky Kubrick, instead is about as fascinating as that 10-year-old piece of unconscious camp: Zsa Zsa Gabor's Queen of Outer Space.” – Chicago Tribune Feb 12, 2025 Full Review Alien 3 (1992) 44% 3/4 “It still works relatively well, despite the fact that Alien 3 lags behind its predecessors in style and frightfulness. Credit Fincher with crisply bringing it together in an incredibly dark and, yes, despairing package.” – Chicago Tribune Aug 1, 2024 Full Review Planet of the Apes (1968) 86% “Taken as a fast-paced adventure fantasy, Planet of the Apes provides enjoyable entertainment, although the society switcheroo is laboriously handled by Michael Wilson and Rod Serling.” – Chicago Tribune May 2, 2024 Full Review Bedazzled (1967) 74% “ Overseen, rather than directed, by Stanley Donen, Bedazzled lacks consistency and cohesiveness, with some of the lines and situations seeming like Bob and Ray drop-outs via the Second City Improvisation Hour. ” – Chicago Tribune Sep 15, 2022 Full Review A Man for All Seasons (1966) 89% “Now Bolt has adapted A Man for All Seasons for the screen, and along with director Fred Zinnemann and fine technical and acting assistance, has created a true film masterpiece. ” – Chicago Tribune Sep 7, 2022 Full Review Up the Down Staircase (1967) 78% “An intelligent, honest story aided by a consistently strong cast and a sensible screenplay by Pulitzer Prize-winner Tad Mosel.” – Chicago Tribune Jul 1, 2022 Full Review Dont Look Back (1967) 91% “The questioners spend much of the 90 minutes trying to get Dylan to come up with some quotable philosophy-of-life statements in keeping with his lyrics, but the answers, my friend, are blowin' in the wind.” – Chicago Tribune May 9, 2022 Full Review Barefoot in the Park (1967) 81% “The real star of this fast-paced comedy is the Simon-pure script, which exaggerates newlywed nuances -- the false fights, the sarcastic oneupsman ships, the smoothings -- over to the point of hilarity but not absurdity.” – Chicago Tribune May 2, 2022 Full Review Midnight Cowboy (1969) 89% “Midnight Cowboy is at times invigoratingly funny, at others despairingly sad. It is tripped up by some glaring flaws in the script, but buoyed up by a great theme song and two tremendous performances.” – Chicago Tribune Mar 10, 2022 Full Review Oliver! (1968) 91% “Most film adaptations of stage musicals in the last decade have, for the most part, been mediocre at best... Only two have stood apart from the rest: West Side Story and My Fair Lady. Now add a third. ” – Chicago Tribune Mar 2, 2022 Full Review In the Heat of the Night (1967) 95% “Stirling Silliphant's screenplay is commendably unusual in that the relationship between the black and white protagonists is never conveniently defined.” – Chicago Tribune Feb 2, 2022 Full Review Nothing But a Man (1964) 98% “The dialog, reminiscent of Marty, proves again that everyday clichés can be made more appealing than Hollywood's contrived tennis-match conversations.” – Chicago Tribune Jan 31, 2022 Full Review Seconds (1966) 79% “[Seconds builds] toward an ending of such nightmarish intensity that any viewer who might have been wishfully toying with the idea of such a project for himself will certainly be jarred into second thoughts.” – Chicago Tribune Sep 23, 2021 Full Review Outrage! (1986) “With the actors tossing away their lines as if they're disposable razors -- Preston is particularly guilty -- the movie is so relentlessly awful, it seems like a send-up.” – Chicago Tribune Sep 22, 2021 Full Review Kwaidan (1964) 91% “[Kwaidan] combines the fantastic color of Fellini's Juliet of the Spirits with Poe-like burstings of Gothic horror.” – Chicago Tribune Sep 20, 2021 Full Review A Man Called Adam (1966) 38% “Davis skillfully agonizes over his role, bringing it possibly to its maximum potential, which unfortunately isn't much.” – Chicago Tribune Aug 10, 2021 Full Review The Dirty Dozen (1967) 82% “Director Aldrich manages to zero in on the griping and grime, the chaos and cohesiveness of Americans at war, and in so doing, makes The Dirty Dozen a clean hit that packs the highest-echelon example of wit and wallop.” – Chicago Tribune Jun 2, 2021 Full Review Bob Roberts (1992) 93% 2.5/4 “Like a relentlessly charismatic political candidate offering the moon, stars and a viable health-care plan, ''Bob Roberts'' promises much but ultimately fails to deliver.” – Chicago Tribune Sep 15, 2020 Full Review National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1 (1993) 21% 2.5/4 “There is enough material to provide grins and, sometimes, guffaws.” – Chicago Tribune Aug 11, 2020 Full Review Needful Things (1993) 33% 1/4 “This is pulp moviemaking at its worst.” – Chicago Tribune Oct 4, 2019 Full Review Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel (Anne of Avonlea) (1987) “Although undeniably worthy, it doesn`t quite measure up to the original, perhaps because the lead character has undergone a metamorphosis in which mischievousness has been supplanted by maturity.” – Chicago Tribune Sep 30, 2019 Full Review Parent Trap III (1989) “''Parent Trap III'' is an inane, relentlessly perky continuation of the series that began with the 1961 feature film.” – Chicago Tribune Sep 26, 2019 Full Review Together Alone (1992) 75% 2/4 “[A] competent yet limiting film.” – Chicago Tribune May 8, 2019 Full Review The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994) 94% 3/4 “On the whole, though, it is funny and compassionate, silly and sweet.” – Chicago Tribune Aug 22, 2018 Full Review
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