Review of Wait Until Dark (1967) by Bosley Crowther for The New York Times — 13 Jun 2017
Once this build-up is accomplished—once the sinister plot is launched and the young woman suddenly realizes that she has been duped and is in grave peril—the shock and suspense of the situation hit the audience with almost the same force, I'd imagine, as they evidently hit her.
And from here on, the tension is terrific and the melodramatic action is wild as the blind woman uses all her courage and ingenuity to foil her assailants and save her life.
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This review of Wait Until Dark (1967) was written by Bosley Crowther and published by The New York Times on 13 Jun 2017.
Wait Until Dark has generally received very positive reviews.
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