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Movie Reviews by Steven D. Greydanus - Page 25 of 34

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Review of Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 26 Mar 2004

The original inspirational-teacher story, and a beloved valentine to classical education, tradition, and the English public boarding schools…

Review of A Night at the Opera (1935)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Mar 2004

The new level of polish gives Opera broader appeal... but also threatens to derail their special brand of anarchic comedy…

Review of Shattered Glass (2002)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Mar 2004

Glass's pattern of deceit is queasily persuasive; adding Catch Me If You Can psychologizing would only diminish the film's truthfulness, not…

Review of Shattered Glass (2014)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Mar 2004

Glass's pattern of deceit is queasily persuasive; adding Catch Me If You Can psychologizing would only diminish the film's truthfulness, not…

Review of Shattered Glass (2003)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Mar 2004

Glass's pattern of deceit is queasily persuasive; adding Catch Me If You Can psychologizing would only diminish the film's truthfulness, not…

Review of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 19 Mar 2004

At last Kaufman allows his characters to lift their heads out of the fog of narcissism and solipsism and dare to hope, to engage one another…

Review of Clifford's Really Big Movie (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 06 Mar 2004

Just okay. My kids enjoyed it, although my daughter said she wouldn't mind not seeing it again…

Review of Holiday (1957)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

Why is The Philadelphia Story so well known, while the equally unforgettable Holiday, from the same director, writers, and leads, suffers comparative…

Review of Spellbound (2002)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

A tribute to old-fashioned virtues of hard work, education, competition — and good spelling in a spellchecker age…

Review of Holiday (1938)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

Why is The Philadelphia Story so well known, while the equally unforgettable Holiday, from the same director, writers, and leads, suffers comparative…

Review of The Ox-Bow Incident (1943)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

In contrast to the familiar Western device of the hero obliged to take the law into his own hands… a grim, messy cautionary tale about…

Review of A Day Off (1968)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

Why is The Philadelphia Story so well known, while the equally unforgettable Holiday, from the same director, writers, and leads, suffers comparative…

Review of Holiday (1975)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

Why is The Philadelphia Story so well known, while the equally unforgettable Holiday, from the same director, writers, and leads, suffers comparative…

Review of The Court Jester (1955)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

See Errol Flynn in Robin Hood — and then see Kaye in Court Jester…

Review of Holiday (1930)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 02 Mar 2004

Why is The Philadelphia Story so well known, while the equally unforgettable Holiday, from the same director, writers, and leads, suffers comparative…

Review of Miracle (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 08 Feb 2004

An accessible, meticulous, rousing tribute to the legendary game that should both please mainstream audiences and hold up to aficionado scrutiny…

Review of The Navigator (1924)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 08 Feb 2004

Isn't as sophisticated and satisfying as [Keaton's] best (e.g., The General), but still brilliant slapstick comedy, with a rousing third act…

Review of The Lord of the Rings (1978)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 30 Jan 2004

At its best, Bakshi's visualization of Tolkien's world can be startlingly effective… Tolkien fans will appreciate what Bakshi managed…

Review of Oklahoma! (1955)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 30 Jan 2004

Changed the face of the musical… After The Sound of Music, it's the best-loved Rogers & Hammerstein film adaptation, deservedly so…

Review of Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 30 Jan 2004

Garner brings a variation on his 'Maverick' persona to this classic satirical Western…

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