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Jeannie (1941) “This is a pleasant enough film, with some clever acting in it. Michael Redgrave is good, as usual, and Albert Lieven makes a brilliant character study of the selfish, decayed aristocrat.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review One Night in Lisbon (1941) 40% “What rot it all is! What sickly, enervating rubbish!” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review High Sierra (1941) 92% “For anyone who wants the ne plus ultra of sadism, bully-worship, gun-play, socks on the jaw and gangster atmosphere generally, this film is the goods.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review The Flame of New Orleans (1941) 29% “Neither Marlene Dietrich nor René Clair’s direction are seen quite at their best in this romantic comedy.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review The Devil and Miss Jones (1941) 90% “In spite of adequate acting and a good central idea, the sentiment of this film is so palpably false as to make its dénouement almost unbearable.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Moon Over Burma (1940) 60% “There seems no very good reason why the setting should be Burma, unless it is that the elephant and the cobra which appear in the film needed employment.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Western Union (1941) 75% “None of the acting is definitely bad, but Randolph Scott, as the Bad Man who turns over a new leaf but afterwards rides away to a romantic death and leaves the woman he loves to a man who is worthier of her, gives the outstanding performance of the film.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Atlantic Ferry (1941) “The film contains several flashes of visual imaginativeness. The best of these is a scene in which the sailors from two rival ships are fighting over a consignment of luggage. It is a remarkable piece of photography, with some of the quality of a ballet,” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Cheers for Miss Bishop (1941) “A tear-jerker, but with some good character-touches and an admirable performance by Miss Martha Scott in the chief part.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review That Uncertain Feeling (1941) 57% “Does not quite come off but contains some clever photography and begins amusingly.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Nice Girl? (1941) 80% “On the whole, this is a light and amusing film and the acting is quite adequate to it. Miss Durbin sings charmingly when she is given something worth singing. Mr Benchley gives a good performance.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Bitter Sweet (1940) “This third version which retains none of the atmosphere of the original play and has altered its plot to the point of making it meaningless.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Escape to Glory (1940) “Escape to Glory is lively and well worth seeing. The scene inside a submarine is coming to be a stereotype -- I have watched it at least four times within the past year -- but the sea battle is really vivid and exciting.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review I Married Adventure (1940) “Interesting local colour, excellent for those who like animals and are distressed by the present depleted state of the Zoo.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review This England (1941) “When one is filming the history of England, even in a series of tableaux, would it not be better to say a little more about the things that happen between the high-spots?” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review The Lady Eve (1941) 99% “The dialogue is so good, the direction so light and witty and the whole atmosphere so essentially farcical that one does not bother about improbabilities.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Kipps (1941) 60% “It is a pleasure to be able to report, for once, that a novel has been filmed and remained recognizable.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Back Street (1941) 80% “Whether one prefers Kitty Foyle or Back Street will perhaps depend on one’s feelings about the sanctity of marriage, but on the whole the dialogue and background of Back Street are better than in the other film.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Kitty Foyle (1940) 75% “Quite a lively film, but Miss Rogers deserves something better.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Little Men (1940) “In short, if you either haven’t read Little Men or don’t mind seeing the friends of your childhood murdered, this is a good film.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review So Ends Our Night (1941) 67% “Not that So Ends Our Night is especially “advanced", either politically or technically. But it does deal with the Europe of the past seven years in a more or less realistic manner, and its “happy ending” is only halfway happy.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Third Finger, Left Hand (1940) “An ancient theme, but wittily presented.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Arise, My Love (1940) 71% “Its photography is somewhat above the average, with some very good aeroplane shots at the beginning. Ray Milland and Claudette Colbert play everyone else off the stage, but Walter Abel’s performance also deserves a mention.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Eyes of the Navy (1940) “One sees in this short piece... the immense technical superiority of the Americans, their understanding of what is and is not impressive, their intolerance of amateurishness generally.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review Dulcy (1940) “In the case of Dulcy a very low farce is posing as a light comedy, and it would be a much better film if the occasional attempts at probability were dropped and the custard pies thrown physically and not merely on the astral plane.” – Time and Tide Oct 2, 2023 Full Review
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