David Keyes' Cinema 2000

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Rating	Title \| Year	Quote	Author
86%	The Jungle Book (1967)	"..an uneven episode in the Disney legacy, without much shape and substance beyond the concept of jumping from one scene to the next in order to get to the next musical number."	David Keyes
65%	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941)	"...it renders the uttermost strengths of the silent film era, in which the audience was dependent on what went into the picture instead of what came out of the speaker."	David Keyes
86%	Metropolis (Metoroporisu) (2002)	"...a haunting vision, with images that seem more like disturbing hallucinations."	David Keyes
97%	Psycho (1960)	"No, I'm serious: can you ever think of a horror film that pushed so many boundaries at a time when horror was nearly nonexistent in the cinema?"	David Keyes
97%	101 Dalmatians (1961)	"...despite flaws, we have constant admiration for the insanely-written plot."	David Keyes
80%	The Collectors (2000)		David Keyes
88%	Titanic (2012)	"Titanic is one of those flawless, spellbinding epics that we all know and love."	David Keyes

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