Review of Odds Against Tomorrow (1959) by Jacob O — 31 Mar 2011
Odds Against Tomorrow explores the potent themes of racism in what seems at first a usual bank robbery, with some great performances from Robert Ryan, Harry Belafonte and the marvellously sneaky-looking Ed Begley.
While it gets a little over the top towards the end, the film looks great, with its gritty direction and intriguing New York locations.
This review of Odds Against Tomorrow (1959) was written by Jacob O on 31 Mar 2011.
Odds Against Tomorrow has generally received very positive reviews.
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