W. Ward Marsh
W. Ward Marsh's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when
published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s):
Cleveland Plain Dealer
| Publications: | Cleveland Plain Dealer |
Movie Reviews Only
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| 71% | You Only Live Twice (1967) |
The picture is upholstered to the nines, which means there has been no cheating on the production values. Lewis Gilbert's directorial pace is at outer-space speed all the time.‐ Cleveland Plain Dealer
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| 27% | Casino Royale (1967) |
The melodrama has been staged on a lavish scale and everybody quite literally acts out the window.‐ Cleveland Plain Dealer
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| 97% | Goldfinger (1964) |
This is the third, tightest and wildest script Sean Connery, as the invincible agent, has yet had on the screen.‐ Cleveland Plain Dealer
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| 96% | From Russia With Love (1964) |
Cliff-hanging, 1964: that's From Russia with Love. That is, you get a complete serial every five minutes, often with a new babe or two falling for James Bond's masculine charms.‐ Cleveland Plain Dealer
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| 96% | Dr. No (1962) |
It reads like a serial and plays the same way, quite as if it were several chapters of genuine cliff-hanger compressed into one feature picture. The action is there, as rapid as the movement of a flapping window blind in a hurricane.‐ Cleveland Plain Dealer
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| 97% | Casablanca (1942) |
The support is strong. The atmosphere of Casablanca, the excellent camera work, the taut direction and the superb playing -- all these and an actionful script put this show up among the top ones.‐ Cleveland Plain Dealer
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