Creed II
Ralph Breaks the Internet
Mission: Impossible - Fallout
Homecoming
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Unfortunately there is a good deal of introspective soul-searching before this narrative arrives at its sad and happy endings.
Robert Wise directs Paul Newman for the second time (after Somebody Up There Like Me) in this New Zealand-set WWII sentimental melodrama, which is worth seeing for the acting of Newman and Jean Simmons as his love interest.
The film explores the themes of relationships and sexual morality in the time of war and is based on the novel by James A Michener.
Good love scenes between Newman and Simmons contributed strongly to his becoming a matinee idol when this picture was released.
It's a soap opera love story that delves into questions about morality during wartime.
Soapy goodness with four fine actresses. Jean Simmons has the featured part and she and Paul Newman work well together but every one acquits themselves well.
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