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Henry T. Murdock

Henry T. Murdock's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) 90% “One thing is certain. Whether you love it or hate it, whether you profess to understand it or admit to honest bafflement, you will not be indifferent to Kubrick's "Space Odyssey."” – Philadelphia Inquirer Apr 9, 2025 Full Review Planet of the Apes (1968) 86% “A science-fiction thriller with a great deal of imagination, a sturdy sense of satire, and a workmanlike job from its technical crew.” – Philadelphia Inquirer May 1, 2024 Full Review Flower Drum Song (1961) 79% “Flower Drum Song is going to please almost every type of audience. ” – Philadelphia Inquirer Feb 27, 2023 Full Review Requiem for a Heavyweight (1962) 89% “With sardonic gallantry, the story bathes the battered face of Mountain Rivera with the glow of pride and dignity... ” – Philadelphia Inquirer Feb 8, 2023 Full Review Bedazzled (1967) 74% “George is a card, Stanley is a dope, and Cook and Moore make them fascinating figures in an ingenuously constructed adventure in the bizarre. ” – Philadelphia Inquirer Sep 15, 2022 Full Review A Man for All Seasons (1966) 89% “It is an engrossing study, faithfully adapted from its stage original, acted with perfection in every role and in its procedure, under the astute direction of Fred Zinnemann, has the color and flavor of its period. ” – Philadelphia Inquirer Sep 7, 2022 Full Review A Raisin in the Sun (1961) 90% “As potent on film as in stage version. ” – Philadelphia Inquirer Aug 23, 2022 Full Review Up the Down Staircase (1967) 78% “There's a great array of talent in Up The Down Staircase, some old, some new, some veteran and some, until this movie, hardly even amateur. All work together, however, in the, interests of a film... that will take its place among the best of the year. ” – Philadelphia Inquirer Jul 1, 2022 Full Review Oliver! (1968) 91% “A prancing musical film which, by reason of its stagecraft and performance, is more exhilarating than it was on the stage. ” – Philadelphia Inquirer Mar 3, 2022 Full Review Cleo From 5 to 7 (1961) 93% “Agnes Varda, whose novel approach to featurettes has given her a reputation is one of the founders of the French "New Wave" movies, is the producer, director, adapter and scenarist for Cleo. Her technique is arresting.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Feb 17, 2022 Full Review My Fair Lady (1964) 94% “Two outstanding stars of the original, Rex Harrison, as Professor Henry Higgins, and Stanley Holloway, as the dust-man philosopher, Alfred Doolittle, repeat their roles with even greater persuasion.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Feb 9, 2022 Full Review In the Heat of the Night (1967) 96% “The film is a vehicle for two outstanding talents whose problems are incidental to American geography. It becomes the story of antagonistic professionals who wander into an unexpected daze of mutual respect and rather like it.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Feb 2, 2022 Full Review Nothing But a Man (1964) 98% “When this fledgling 1965 closes its records for the year, it is our conviction that Nothing But a Man will remain firmly encased in the memory of the ardent movie advocate.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Jan 31, 2022 Full Review West Side Story (1961) 92% “The casting is superb, for the Jets and Sharks are actors as well as dancers.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Dec 1, 2021 Full Review Seconds (1966) 79% “Give this one an "E" for effort if not a "D" for distinguished.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Sep 23, 2021 Full Review A Man Called Adam (1966) 38% “The result is a thematic monotone which may be the fault of scripters Les Pine and Tina Rome, but Davis plays its limited range with skill and when he raises his trumpet (even though Cannonball Adderly has dubbed the horn), the movie hits some high notes.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Aug 10, 2021 Full Review Lawrence of Arabia (1962) 93% “In Peter O'Toole, we have an actor who can employ the flawless rhythm of a Shakespearean player as well as the argot of his day.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Apr 20, 2021 Full Review A Kind of Loving (1962) 93% “The playing Is good, John Schlesinger's direction (and his use of evocative backgrounds) is efficient. But the plot Is a bit frayed.” – Philadelphia Inquirer Apr 20, 2021 Full Review
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