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I May Destroy You
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West's brassy turn, which stands in sharp contrast to her comparatively bland costars, ensures that the film suffers whenever she's offscreen... June 25, 2016 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
West's brassy turn, which stands in sharp contrast to her comparatively bland costars, ensures that the film suffers whenever she's offscreen...
David Nusair
Stiff George Raft gangster drama. April 30, 2011 | Rating: C | Full Review…
Stiff George Raft gangster drama.
Dennis Schwartz
Mae West's few scenes are what everyone remembers because they're what turn a stylish, but otherwise indifferent movie into something special -- something worth remembering. August 11, 2010 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Mae West's few scenes are what everyone remembers because they're what turn a stylish, but otherwise indifferent movie into something special -- something worth remembering.
Ken Hanke
Night After Night (1932) is known for its debut of the inimitable, wise-cracking Mae West in her first talking film (in a supporting role). The dramatic comedy (and gangster picture) that was directed by Archie Mayo... January 1, 2000 | Rating: A+ | Full Review…
Night After Night (1932) is known for its debut of the inimitable, wise-cracking Mae West in her first talking film (in a supporting role). The dramatic comedy (and gangster picture) that was directed by Archie Mayo...
Tim Dirks
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