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Jane Corby

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White Heat (1949) 94% “Cagney is the whole works in this show, although the story is excellent and the supporting cast is fine. But it’s Cagney who keeps the audience cowed... This Cagney picture is a gangster picture to end all gangster pictures.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Apr 23, 2024 Full Review The Big Heat (1953) 94% “The Big Heat keeps moving from start to finish. There are no lags in the action, but curiously, almost no suspense.... There's an impersonal newspaper reportorial style about it which makes it temporarily believable.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Apr 11, 2024 Full Review Sabrina (1954) 89% “One character is solid -- Humphrey Bogart as the fuddy-duddy financier. You don't have to like him here, but you can admire his skill in a dull role. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Mar 28, 2024 Full Review Westward the Women (1951) 69% “Westward the Women has a big idea behind it, but in its sprawling production it loses force and the human touch. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Feb 27, 2024 Full Review Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) 88% “This picture belongs to Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Mar 9, 2023 Full Review Requiem for a Heavyweight (1962) 89% “There is an appealingly human quality about this film that may well get to any adult audience, even to those who never had a glove laid on them or even saw a prize fight. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Feb 14, 2023 Full Review Back to Bataan (1945) 86% “Wayne gives one of his best performances.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Feb 1, 2023 Full Review Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) 99% “Vincente Minnelli has been sensible about directing Meet Me in St. Louis. He didn't go out of his way to spill tears, or even try hard for laughs -- he just let things take their course.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Nov 10, 2022 Full Review Stalag 17 (1953) 91% “Stalag 17 is one of those rare pictures that has an intrinsically arresting quality. This overall effect stems from the script itself, the racy dialogue (which, in fact, only seems racy) and the casting, which is uniformly superb.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Nov 5, 2022 Full Review Lady From Chungking (1942) 82% “It is a stirring film, well directed by William Nigh. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Oct 20, 2022 Full Review Cobra Woman (1944) 73% “It is in an atmosphere, therefore, of uncertainty, though undeniable beauty, that Jon Hall pursues his oft-pursued romance with Maria Montez in Cobra Woman. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Sep 21, 2022 Full Review High Noon (1952) 95% “High Noon is just what a Western should be -- a page out of American folklore, a close-to-the-soil delineation of human characters, played against a true-to-life background. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Sep 20, 2022 Full Review From Here to Eternity (1953) 88% “James Jones' book, From Here to Eternity, has been made into Oscar-bait movie, superlatively written for the screen, ingeniously directed, brilliantly cast and acted and dramatically photographed. ” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Mar 17, 2022 Full Review The Lost Weekend (1945) 97% “As a subject for discussion, it's the film of the year. It is cinematically speaking, a brilliant achievement, with two sequences standing out as high points of film horror, on a strict realistic basis.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Feb 3, 2022 Full Review Sunset Boulevard (1950) 98% “Sunset Boulevard is like no other picture that was ever made. They threw away all the old patterns when they made this one.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Oct 11, 2021 Full Review The Thing (1951) 87% “This reviewer actually jumped twice while watching The Thing. That's how tense and tingling and unexpected Howard Hawks has made this fascinating picture.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Sep 21, 2021 Full Review The Little Fugitive (1953) 93% “It's pretty sure to win the hearts of all who see it.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Sep 16, 2021 Full Review Rear Window (1954) 98% “The suspense accumulates until it reaches a point when the whole picture seems electrically charged. It is this desultoriness, with the accompanying attention to small angles of the story that helps to make It full-bodied, adult entertainment.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Jun 8, 2021 Full Review Lawrence of Arabia (1962) 93% “Peter O'Toole s blond, Irish amd a captivating personality. He brings the character of T. K. Lawrence into splendid focus in the film.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Apr 20, 2021 Full Review An American in Paris (1951) 95% “An American In Paris has raised the standard of film musicals by several notches. Here's a musical that won't be surpassed in many a year.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Apr 13, 2021 Full Review On the Waterfront (1954) 99% “On the Waterfront is not a mere expose of conditions that recently prevailed in some waterfront sections; it goes further than that. It has taken the findings of investigators and presents them here in perspective, ranged alongside of human values.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Apr 8, 2021 Full Review All About Eve (1950) 99% “This is a sophisticated picture, something 'way, 'way off the beaten Hollywood track.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Apr 6, 2021 Full Review Casablanca (1942) 99% “It's a war picture that is not about the war so much as it is about people, just people who find themselves pocketed by one or another set of war circumstances.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Feb 10, 2021 Full Review Stormy Weather (1943) 95% “Something new In musicals, Stormy Weather, with an array of entertainment headliners to keep it right on the beam, has a film story that is a cavalcade of rhythm.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Jan 28, 2021 Full Review Cabin in the Sky (1943) 81% “For sheer entertainment Cabin the Sky is high up on the list of current film attractions.” – Brooklyn Daily Eagle Dec 16, 2020 Full Review
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