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E. A. Cunningham
E. A. Cunningham's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s):
Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)
Movies reviews only
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The Dark Angel (1935) |
The technique of production and the tempo of story narration equal the quality of the performances, and that is high, at times superbly touching. - Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)
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| Posted Mar 10, 2023
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Casablanca (1942) |
There is a careful opulence about the production which should redound to the credit of Hal B. Wallis and of Michael Curtiz, who directed. - Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)
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| Posted Feb 10, 2021
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Cat People (1942) |
The film, which has been admirably mounted and tightly directed and acted, should find an appreciative audience among those who prefer melodrama with originality, but can scarcely be termed pleasant entertainment. - Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)
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| Posted Dec 30, 2020
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Address Unknown (1944) |
It remains tense drama, and should draw a considerable audience from readers of the story and the widening group of [Paul] Lukas' admirers. - Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)
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| Posted Nov 23, 2020
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Man From Frisco (1944) |
It is a timely story acted by sincere performers... a forthright and effective presentation. - Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)
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| Posted Nov 23, 2020
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Double Indemnity (1944) |
The screenplay, on which Billy Wilder collaborated with Raymond Chandler, is a gem of tight construction and terse but natural dialogue. - Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald)
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| Posted Nov 18, 2020
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