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05/24/03
Wait Until Dark (1967)
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Reviews Counted:17
Fresh:16
Rotten:1
Average Rating:7.8/10
Runtime: 1 hr 48 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: This thriller about a blind woman terrorized in her own home builds to a crescendo of high suspense. A doll containing a fortune in heroin is planted in Susy Hendrix' apartment and a ruthless... [More]
Starring: Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin, Richard Crenna, Jack Weston
Director: Terence Young
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10/01/03
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01/26/06
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03/26/09
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11/23/04
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09/12/02
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05/09/05
A classic and unforgettable thriller.
10/25/06
Audrey Hepburn received her fifth (and last) Oscar nomination for effectively playing a blind woman in this well-executed thriller based on the Broadway smash hit; equally good are the villains, played by the young Alan Arkin and Richard Crenna.
04/06/07
Wait Until Dark, Frederick Knott’s gimmicky stage play about a blind woman terrorized by crooks, was brought to the screen in 1967 and was accompanied by an even more outlandish gimmick.
08/11/03
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10/26/07
a perfect example of how mood, atmosphere, music, and direction can overcome plot weaknesses
02/27/01
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04/09/03
Superior thriller with one dynamite shock scene.
07/08/04
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08/07/05
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01/02/04
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01/01/00
Os furos óbvios do roteiro acabam sendo compensados pela direção tensa de Young, pela eficiente montagem e, principalmente, pelas atuações de todo o elenco (mas Hepburn e Arkin merecem destaque).
11/21/06
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08/13/02
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