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By Octavio M (57) on 29 Jul 2013

I have to make this admission that I've never seen any of the Powell & Pressburger films on the pretense that these were beautifully shot boring…

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By Scott S (1,964) on 06 May 2013

I appreciate controversy as much as the next man, but not being in my 70's can't appreciate it in this day and age really…

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By Bradley P (247) on 15 Apr 2013

The setting becomes a character in itself, as Black Narcissus is a remarkably well shot film that holds up very well…

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By Sylvester E (218) on 01 Mar 2013

A very powerful film that stands the test of time. Visually orgasmic, superb performances…

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By Isaac H (391) on 27 Feb 2013

It's pretty to look at and builds to an admittedly tense climax, the way to get to that point is chock full of unengaging, meandering melodrama,…

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By Scott C (2,765) on 16 Feb 2013

I found it fairly boring, but it did have a great look…

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By Pavan R (814) on 30 Jan 2013

Ahead of its time in depicting the descent of nuns into the carnal within a strange and isolated environment…

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By Will G (307) on 09 Jan 2013

I wasn't sure if I was going to like this at first, but the sound of the wind blowing in the Himalayas kept me hooked enough from the beginning…

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By John H (1,894) on 06 Jan 2013

A bunch of uptight nuns going out of their gourds in the Himalayas…

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By Bobby K (224) on 28 Dec 2012

An atmospheric epic about relgious strength, temptation, culture clash, and over coming former identities, Black Narcissus is an ambitous drama…

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By Kevin M. W (1,682) on 26 Nov 2012

In rugged outback In-juh, a handful of pious British nuns lean to their work amongst the sweaty, heathen native hordes, only the climate, the…

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By Joel A (1,152) on 14 Nov 2012

A truly sensational film from one of my favorite English Directing Duo Michael Powell & Emmerich Pressburger…

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By Ed B (342) on 23 Oct 2012

A perennial favorite, now with extra detail and more appropriate technicolor on blu-ray…

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By Art S (1,002) on 23 Oct 2012

A perennial favorite, now with extra detail and more appropriate technicolor on blu-ray…

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By Stephen E (810) on 07 Oct 2012

As someone who hated The Red Shoes, finding it to be grotesque where it should have been exhilarating, I was very pleasantly caught off guard…

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By Harvey W (17) on 01 Oct 2012

This movie is a work of art. Visually stunning. Thank god for Martin Scorsese or I would have never seen it…

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By Craig L (247) on 28 Sep 2012

This came across as slightly odd, but still exploited the religious and sexual tension…

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By Eric B (2,026) on 18 Sep 2012

Sure, Black Narcissus has wonderful colors, lighting and cinematography. But the story…

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By Filmgrinder S (1,010) on 02 Sep 2012

BLACK NARCISSUS (1947) viewed on 20/9/04 (Mon) It is more of an accomplishment in cinematography. The story is so-so. The acting not bad…

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By Greg W (4,011) on 01 Sep 2012

One of my all time favourite movies still has the power to whisk me away to the mountains of tibet even though it was all shot on the studio backlot…

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