KC Star Staff

KC Star Staff
KC Star Staff's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Kansas City Star
Publications: Kansas City Star

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
98% The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) The characters in The Best Years of Our Lives are alive and interesting as they take their parts in the drama. One of these you'll remember a long time -- that fine lad, Harold Russell, the natural actor who sets the pace for the Hollywood players. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 13, 2021
96% An American in Paris (1951) Several dance routines are spectacular, as is the technicolor photography. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 12, 2021
99% On the Waterfront (1954) Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Karl Malden and Lee J Cobb create impressive characterizations. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 8, 2021
99% All About Eve (1950) Either to see good acting or to hear first-rate dialogue is a too infrequent movie occurrence. To have those features combined in a single film is rare indeed. All About Eve is one of those happy rarities. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 1, 2021
56% Queen of the Nightclubs (1929) Guinan is given an opportunity to show her night club mistress-of-ceremonies act and glories in it. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Mar 8, 2021
78% The Jazz Singer (1927) At present the Globe is the only theater in Kansas City equipped to present Vitaphone numbers. Until you have seen and heard this offering you are in no position to appreciate these words of ours. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 24, 2021
93% The Hitch-hiker (1953) Talman as the murderous fugitive and Loveioy and O'Brien as the imperiled men are in almost every minute of the footage of this generally gripping, but somewhat repetitious film. All three perform excellently. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 23, 2021
99% Casablanca (1942) Casablanca is brisk well made for those who like romance and adventure handled by a good actor like Mr Bogart. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 10, 2021
91% Cat People (1942) Cat People is a story that will hold you through to the picture's end. A flapping blind may be your undoing for several days to come, however. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 29, 2020
61% Outrage (1950) The desultory emoting of the supporting cast also adds little to a production whose inherent possibilities never are fully realized. - Kansas City Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 15, 2020