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I May Destroy You
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Frank Sinatra appears as a lighthearted Florida widower with a twelve-year-old son in this pleasant Hollywood comedy. But it's Edward G. Robinson, as Sinatra's wisecracking brother, who runs away with the picture. October 17, 2019 | Full Review…
Frank Sinatra appears as a lighthearted Florida widower with a twelve-year-old son in this pleasant Hollywood comedy. But it's Edward G. Robinson, as Sinatra's wisecracking brother, who runs away with the picture.
Clyde Gilmour
Acting and direction save it from every pothole of mawkishness it might have dropped into; and as a comedy of temperament it manages to be feeling and funny at once, not such a usual or easy thing to be. March 14, 2018 | Full Review…
Acting and direction save it from every pothole of mawkishness it might have dropped into; and as a comedy of temperament it manages to be feeling and funny at once, not such a usual or easy thing to be.
Isabel Quigly
The penultimate film of the 61-year-old Frank Capra. January 30, 2011 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
The penultimate film of the 61-year-old Frank Capra.
Dennis Schwartz
Capra's next to last film, a tale of a widower and his young son, is not up to his level but the film is entertaining due to the star turn of Frank Sinatra, and of course the popular Oscar-winning tune "High Hopes," which he sings. July 5, 2005 | Rating: B | Full Review…
Capra's next to last film, a tale of a widower and his young son, is not up to his level but the film is entertaining due to the star turn of Frank Sinatra, and of course the popular Oscar-winning tune "High Hopes," which he sings.
Emanuel Levy
Weak Capra light drama does have Sinatra and Edward G. November 1, 2004 | Rating: 3/5
Weak Capra light drama does have Sinatra and Edward G.
Steve Crum
Overlong, reactionary, but enjoyable with enough of the old Capra magic to make it work. May 23, 2004 | Rating: 4/5
Overlong, reactionary, but enjoyable with enough of the old Capra magic to make it work.
Ken Hanke
Quote not available. April 30, 2004 | Rating: 3/5
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Daniel M. Kimmel
Quote not available. April 2, 2004 | Rating: 2/5
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