Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins (1964) A missionary and his daughter watch African warriors attack a small British fort in 1879.
Introducing Michael Caine? Damn, that's old...
Figure this movie's famous enough, I should give it a watch...
Sadly for my intrepid blog readers, I really have nothing to say about this movie. No snarky wise-ass comments. Frankly this is a pretty good movie. I guess back in the 60s they actually relied on plot and well-written characters to make movies, rather than just having shit blow up and relying on fancy special effects.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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3 comments:
I'm not all that surprised really. People wouldn't pay to see shit back then.
suggestions for your next reviews: Lawrence of Arabia with Peter O'Toole; Patton with George C. Scott, and Spartacus with Kirk Douglas.
Movies with intermissions rock.
Seen it. Seen it. Need to See it.
Also, Lawrence of Arabia was the movie I was thinking of that I saw recently with an intermission.
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