Review of Random Harvest (1942) by Bosley Crowther for The New York Times — 27 Jan 1988
Random Harvest is a strangely empty film. Its characters are creatures of fortune, not partisans in determining their own fates. Miss Garson and Mr. Colman are charming; they act perfectly. But they never seem real.
And a sense of psychiatric levels is not conveyed in either the script or direction.
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This review of Random Harvest (1942) was written by Bosley Crowther and published by The New York Times on 27 Jan 1988.
Random Harvest has generally received very positive reviews.
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