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I May Destroy You
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All Critics (6) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (2)
Even though the plot is not novel, the picture holds one's attention throughout due to the excellent performances. October 16, 2020 | Full Review…
Even though the plot is not novel, the picture holds one's attention throughout due to the excellent performances.
P.S. Harrison
Richly schooled in the art of impersonating a snarling, ratlike human, [James] Cagney here has an opportunity to do the part in its most repulsive coloring. February 6, 2020 | Full Review…
Richly schooled in the art of impersonating a snarling, ratlike human, [James] Cagney here has an opportunity to do the part in its most repulsive coloring.
Jay Carmody
For a while The Fighting 69th makes a noise like a good picture, but after a time its woeful inadequacies are visible to the naked eye -- and the blasted ear. October 22, 2019 | Full Review…
For a while The Fighting 69th makes a noise like a good picture, but after a time its woeful inadequacies are visible to the naked eye -- and the blasted ear.
John Kinloch
Among best of Cagney-O'Brien Warner team-ups, this one set in WWI. March 22, 2008 | Rating: 5/5
Among best of Cagney-O'Brien Warner team-ups, this one set in WWI.
Steve Crum
The Fighting 69th...may become a gushy tearjerker by its end, but you can't argue that its heart isn't in the right place. April 22, 2007 | Rating: 6/10 | Full Review…
The Fighting 69th...may become a gushy tearjerker by its end, but you can't argue that its heart isn't in the right place.
John J. Puccio
In one of his few war films, Cagney displays his "specialty" of explosive energy, as a despicable Irishman, who initially sneers at the regiment's traditions but then learns the hard way the mistakes of his cowardice and irresponsibility. July 15, 2006 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
In one of his few war films, Cagney displays his "specialty" of explosive energy, as a despicable Irishman, who initially sneers at the regiment's traditions but then learns the hard way the mistakes of his cowardice and irresponsibility.
Emanuel Levy
A sentimental recruiting poster account of the famed First World War New York National Guard division of mostly Irish-Americans. December 16, 2005 | Rating: C | Full Review…
A sentimental recruiting poster account of the famed First World War New York National Guard division of mostly Irish-Americans.
Dennis Schwartz
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