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I May Destroy You
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His theatrical mise-en-scene -- his proscenium framing -- serves the material well, as does Charles Laughton's bombastic portrayal of the defense attorney. August 15, 2007 | Full Review…
His theatrical mise-en-scene -- his proscenium framing -- serves the material well, as does Charles Laughton's bombastic portrayal of the defense attorney.
Dave Kehr
[Marlene Dietrich] was never better than she is here. January 30, 2007 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
[Marlene Dietrich] was never better than she is here.
Kevin Maher
...the film's origins as an Agatha Christie novel and play, combine to give the movie a heavy -- almost stolid -- theatrical flavour. January 26, 2006 | Full Review…
...the film's origins as an Agatha Christie novel and play, combine to give the movie a heavy -- almost stolid -- theatrical flavour.
A courtroom meller played engagingly and building evenly to a surprising and arousing, albeit tricked-up, climax... February 13, 2001 | Full Review…
A courtroom meller played engagingly and building evenly to a surprising and arousing, albeit tricked-up, climax...
And the air in the courtroom fairly crackles with emotional electricity, until that staggering surprise in the last reel. January 1, 2000 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
And the air in the courtroom fairly crackles with emotional electricity, until that staggering surprise in the last reel.
Bosley Crowther
it's Laughton who is afforded free reign to explore his character and demonstrates impeccable comic timing. October 30, 2018 | Full Review…
it's Laughton who is afforded free reign to explore his character and demonstrates impeccable comic timing.
Rob Aldam
Laughton knocks it out of the park as Robarts, and his scenes with real-life missus Lanchester are hysterical. September 11, 2018 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Laughton knocks it out of the park as Robarts, and his scenes with real-life missus Lanchester are hysterical.
Martyn Conterio
The whole film is so indubit- ably, exuberantly recommendable (for aunts. grandparents, grandchildren, highbrows, low- brows, husbands, wives, and almost anyone else you can think of at any end of the scale. July 16, 2018 | Full Review…
The whole film is so indubit- ably, exuberantly recommendable (for aunts. grandparents, grandchildren, highbrows, low- brows, husbands, wives, and almost anyone else you can think of at any end of the scale.
Isabel Quigly
Every time the story strays from Sir Wilfrid, the interest level goes down a notch. Fortunately for the viewer, it doesn't get away from him very long at any point. October 17, 2014 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
Every time the story strays from Sir Wilfrid, the interest level goes down a notch. Fortunately for the viewer, it doesn't get away from him very long at any point.
Ken Hanke
Witness For The Prosecution has the pace and patience of live theater, but not the look. Wilder doesn't get overly flashy with camera moves and angles, but he does shift positioning subtly and effectively. July 22, 2014 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
Witness For The Prosecution has the pace and patience of live theater, but not the look. Wilder doesn't get overly flashy with camera moves and angles, but he does shift positioning subtly and effectively.
Noel Murray
Marlene Dietrich tries not to give anything away as usual while Agatha Christie's whodunit plot whirs tidily about her expressionless beauty. February 8, 2012 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Marlene Dietrich tries not to give anything away as usual while Agatha Christie's whodunit plot whirs tidily about her expressionless beauty.
David Parkinson
Wilder's adaptation is guilty of being absolutely marvelous. February 8, 2012 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
Wilder's adaptation is guilty of being absolutely marvelous.
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