A gutsy attempt of filming a practically unfilmable novel. The script makes a commendable job at the adaptation, and the actors are for the most part spot-on, but George Roy Hill's direction isn't original or stylistic enough to make for a memorable film.
This review of Slaughterhouse-Five (1972) was written by Itamar K on 25 Dec 2009.
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