Review of Marked Woman (1937) by Michael G — 04 Jan 2010
Marked Woman is decent but nothing to freak out over. There's not much to it besides being a precursor to On the Waterfront with an adorable Bette Davis and a seat warmer performance by Humphrey Bogart that really anyone could've done.
The direction was a little off for me with too much direct eye contact but the final scene after the verdict is read was well done. There's a reason you don't hear the title Marked Woman whenever someone mentions Davis or Bogart and I'll just leave it at that.
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This review of Marked Woman (1937) was written by Michael G on 04 Jan 2010.
Marked Woman has generally received positive reviews.
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