Review of That'll Be The Day (1973) by Brandon B — 23 Feb 2013
The thing that strikes me about this movie, and to a lesser extent than its sequel, is that it seems to be built on the premise that a man's life is dramatic enough to warrant the plot's entire focus and dedication.
The rise in action ebbs and flows, but never crashes in. For me at least, there is a feeling of authenticity and peacefulness in this structure. Essex plays a man interesting enough to warrant the autobiographical feel of the film.
While not for everyone, this film is thoroughly enjoyable.
This review of That'll Be The Day (1973) was written by Brandon B on 23 Feb 2013.
That'll Be The Day has generally received positive reviews.
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