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Christopher Kane

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Alice in Wonderland (1951) 83% EDIT “Some of the wonder experienced by Lewis Carroll's Alice may now be shared in Technicolor by us cartoon addicts.” – Modern Screen Jan 8, 2026 Full Review Unfaithfully Yours (1948) 100% EDIT “You get a little bit of everything here, and it's all Preston Sturges'.” – Modern Screen Jun 29, 2021 Full Review Macbeth (1948) 86% EDIT “I thought Orson Welles, as the ambitious but tortured Macbeth, was both impressive and moving.” – Modern Screen Jun 29, 2021 Full Review Red River (1948) 100% EDIT “Long before the cattle reach the railroad, or Wayne and Clift face one another with guns in their hands, you've had your money's worth of entertainment.” – Modern Screen Jun 29, 2021 Full Review The Red Shoes (1948) 98% EDIT “The picture's two and a half hours long, contains a full-length ballet, exquisite Technicolor, and superb performances by everyone concerned, including the great dancer Leonide Massine.” – Modern Screen Jun 29, 2021 Full Review The Boy With Green Hair (1948) 80% EDIT “It's a nice picture. It hits at bigotry, it pleads for war's forgotten victims, and certainly, Dean Stockwell's a most appealing young actor.” – Modern Screen Jun 29, 2021 Full Review An American in Paris (1951) 95% EDIT “It may be a little light-headed in spots, but it will make you feel light-hearted.” – Modern Screen Apr 13, 2021 Full Review All About Eve (1950) 99% EDIT “Vastly entertaining.” – Modern Screen Apr 2, 2021 Full Review On the Town (1949) 94% EDIT “On the Town should contribute vastly to the gaiety of the population.” – Modern Screen Feb 1, 2021 Full Review Pinky (1949) 67% EDIT “It's a touching picture.” – Modern Screen Feb 1, 2021 Full Review Intruder in the Dust (1949) 93% EDIT “There's excitement, suspense, and marvelous acting from everybody involved.” – Modern Screen Jan 28, 2021 Full Review Cyrano de Bergerac (1950) 74% EDIT “I feel this is a fairly stock Cyrano, played the way almost any competent (or even exceptional) actor might have played it.” – Modern Screen Jan 14, 2021 Full Review Harvey (1950) 88% EDIT “Much of the picture is hilarious, much of the picture is gentle and charming (credit Jimmy Stewart), and aside from a rather irreverent attitude towards psychiatry and psychiatrists, I can't think of anything about Harvey that would offend a soul.” – Modern Screen Jan 14, 2021 Full Review Born Yesterday (1950) 95% EDIT “The story's unimportant. What's important is Judy Holliday, building out of her own gorgeous talent a character who is exciting, funny, tender and pitiful all at once.” – Modern Screen Jan 14, 2021 Full Review
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