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Casanova poster
He's playing, to paraphrase Elizabeth Taylor in ''Butterfield 8," the slut of all time -- or at least of 18th-century Europe.
The Bridges of Madison County poster
In some ways, Bridges reminds me of The Rose Tattoo, the Tennessee Williams-based film starring Anna Magnani and Burt Lancaster.
The Austin Chronicle
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The Pianist poster
As a parable of art-triumphing-over-Nazism, it's not as strong as the Arthur Miller-scripted 1980 TV movie "Playing for Time," and as a Warsaw ghetto survival story, it can't touch the 1997 Danish drama, "The Island on Bird Street."
The Seattle Times
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Spy poster
Yet another James Bond parody — they’ve been making those for 50 years now, dating back to “Our Man Flint” — this one imagines McCarthy as a desk analyst with a curious streak of hidden aggression.
Kyle Smith • New York Post • Jun 3, 2015
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Kingsman: The Golden Circle poster
If you like this, try: the first “Kingsman” movie and “Our Man Flint”…
www.facebook.com • Max Lazebnik • Sep 21, 2017
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Kingsman: The Secret Service poster
Such spoofery dates back to the ’60s, when movies such as “Our Man Flint” and “The Silencers” were harmless, apolitical fun.
joe williams • St. Louis Post-Dispatch • Feb 12, 2015
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Flight poster
That, seven miles up, lives depend on pilots’ sobriety and skill is not the film’s point of concentration, which appears more in line with that of such better considerations as The Lost Weekend, The Country Girl, Come Back, Little Sheba, Days of Wine and Roses, Long Day’s Journey into Night and Leaving Las Vegas.
Mark Lubischer, Betty Jo Tucker • Reel Talk Reviews
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