The film's greatest strength is its dynamic black and white cinematography courtesy of James Wong Howe, who instills the film with an intense, paranoid feel.
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This review of Seconds (1966) was written by Austin Trunick and published by Under the Radar on 07 Sep 2014.
Seconds has generally received very positive reviews.
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