Review of The Bank Dick (1940) by Tom B — 17 Jul 2005

[i][b]The Seventh Seal[/b][/i].

Personally, this is my favorite Bergman film. This movie really made me think, and I think truly is extraordinary. I first watched this as a child and enjoyed it greatly, I probably didn't understand it then though. Now as I watched it again, I really appreciated it.

Rating: 100/100.

[b].

[i]Faust[/i][/b].

I was really looking forward to this, but at the end I felt a little dissapointed. I didn't find it to be as good as some reviewers were making it out to be, but it still entertained me. It seems that I just can't get into all kinds of silent films.

Rating: 80/100.

[i][b]Goodfellas[/b][/i].

This is one of my favorite Gangster films. Martin Scorsese does an excellent job with the pacing and the general feel throughout the whole film.

Rating: 98/100.

[b].

[i]Plan 9 From Outer Space[/i][/b].

This is one of those movies that is so bad, that it turns out to be funny and entertaining. I can't see how a director could miss all those huge mistakes.

Rating: 0/100.

[i][b] The Bank Dick[/b][/i].

This is the only W.C. Fields film I've ever seen, but it was very entertaining. It had some very funny moments, and overall left me with a good feeling.

Rating: 82/100.