Review of Wait Until Dark (1967) by Bill G — 07 Oct 2008
Terence Young's adaptation of the stage thriller by Frederick Knott (Dial M for Murder) is somewhat dated, but the staginess gives it an appropriate sense of claustrophobia, the Henry Mancini score is effectively unnerving, and the last ten minutes remains a climax never to be forgotten.
This review of Wait Until Dark (1967) was written by Bill G on 07 Oct 2008.
Wait Until Dark has generally received very positive reviews.
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