Browse Movie Reviews - Page 258,595 of 258,691

5,171,881-5,171,900 of 5,173,807 Reviews

Sort by:

Review of Birdman of Alcatraz (1962)

By Christopher Machell (333) for CineVue (2,163) on 14 Dec 1983

John Frankenheimer’s 1962 film is a stately and moving depiction of the man’s capacity for dignity and improvement…

Read Review

Review of Ms .45 (1981)

By Janet Maslin (949) for The New York Times (9,847) on 13 Dec 1983

Abel Ferrera...has a tin ear for dialogue and an evident penchant for ludicrous material. But beyond that, he is clearly a talented fellow…

Read Review

Review of The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (1976)

By Vincent Canby (762) for The New York Times (9,847) on 09 Dec 1983

Watching the film is like listening to someone use a lot of impressive words, the meanings of which are just wrong enough to keep you in a…

Read Review

Review of Jaws (1975)

By John Bleasdale (289) for CineVue (2,163) on 08 Dec 1983

Importantly, Spielberg instinctively knows exactly when to keep his camera still and allow what's in front of it to take precedence…

Read Review

Review of Rhapsody in Blue (1945)

By Lloyd Schwartz (2) for NPR (1,713) on 07 Dec 1983

In this movie, real history, in the form of the people who actually knew George Gershwin and performed his music, makes a bigger and truer…

Read Review

Review of An American in Paris (1951)

By George Morris (2) for Austin Chronicle (7,653) on 07 Dec 1983

The camera tracks, cranes, and dollies through the dance space, anticipating with the boldness of the greatest director working at MGM in 1951,…

Read Review

Review of Carny (1980)

By Jack Kroll (152) for Newsweek (1,534) on 02 Dec 1983

Edgy tale [from a story by Phoebe and Robert Kaylor and Robbie Robertson] of three born outsiders living on a tightrope vividly recalls, both…

Read Review

Review of Papillon (1973)

By Don Druker (117) for Chicago Reader (7,190) on 02 Dec 1983

No sense of complicity between filmmaker and spectator, no depth, no ambiguity, no production value spared, plenty of running time and pomposity,…

Read Review

Review of The Dark Crystal (1982)

By Dave Kehr (1,442) for Chicago Reader (7,190) on 30 Nov 1983

It's like being locked in a roomful of blaring transistor radios—a lot of sound and no evidence of life…

Read Review

Review of Breaker Morant (1980)

By David Ansen (1,073) for Newsweek (1,534) on 30 Nov 1983

The film handles difficult issues of wartime morality, with clear parallels to the American experience in Vietnam, but Beresford's direction…

Read Review

Review of Blackboard Jungle (1955)

By Mike Clark (1,024) for USA Today (4,117) on 24 Nov 1983

Vic Morrow is excellent as the leader of a gang of thugs, as is Poitier in a star-making performance, though at age 31 he unfortunately doesn't…

Read Review

Review of Blade Runner (1982)

By Rita Kempley (781) for Washington Post (9,851) on 22 Nov 1983

Grand enough in scale to carry its many Biblical and mythological references, Blade Runner never feels heavy or pretentious -- only more and…

Read Review

Review of Pink Flamingos (1972)

By Owen Gleiberman (3,271) for Entertainment Weekly (6,953) on 19 Nov 1983

In Pink Flamingos, Waters did something subversive and, in its gross way, quite spectacular: He created his own hell-bent, sick-joke Oz, with…

Read Review

Review of Halloween (1978)

By David Ansen (1,073) for Newsweek (1,534) on 19 Nov 1983

Carpenter displays an almost perfect understanding of the mechanics of classical suspense; his style draws equally (and intelligently) from…

Read Review

Review of Hell Night (1981)

By Roger Ebert (5,190) for Chicago Sun-Times (7,580) on 18 Nov 1983

Hell Night is a relentlessly lackluster example of the Dead Teenager Movie…

Read Review

Review of A Christmas Story (1983)

By Scott Nash (692) for Three Movie Buffs (692) on 18 Nov 1983

A Christmas Story's message is aimed at children and at the child in all of us for whom the Spirit of Christmas is alive and well…

Read Review

Review of The Heartbreak Kid (1972)

By Jack Mathews (1,044) for New York Daily News (5,623) on 17 Nov 1983

Though the sitcom humor of this is much broader and funnier than in May's film, it is also the part most faithful in spirit to the original…

Read Review

Review of The Longest Yard (1974)

By Joe Morgenstern (2,395) for Wall Street Journal (3,071) on 17 Nov 1983

The new jokes all seem like discards from a Rob Schneider comedy, but for the most part director Peter Segal (Anger Management) and screenwriter…

Read Review

Review of The Italian Job (1969)

By Connie Ogle (690) for Miami Herald (3,319) on 16 Nov 1983

Essentially an old-fashioned movie, nothing fancy, nothing new, just some jokes and some action and a crowd-pleasing finale…

Read Review

Review of Escape from New York (1981)

By Joshua Rothkopf (1,058) for Time Out (7,510) on 16 Nov 1983

The pleasures are right in your face, beginning with the million-dollar idea of turning NYC into a walled-off prison where criminals run free…

Read Review

Page 258,595 of 258,691

This week at the cinema:

Latest movies at the cinema:

Highest rated movies this week:

Best movies of 2026:

Popular Movies Right Now

Ford v Ferrari

2019

81%171 Reviews

Upgrade

2018

76%696 Reviews

Three Thousand Years of Longing

2022

65%84 Reviews

Split

2017

71%1,218 Reviews

Terrifier 2

2022

64%48 Reviews

Deadpool

2016

78%1,333 Reviews

Alien: Covenant

2017

61%1,909 Reviews

The Invitation

2022

47%33 Reviews

Talk to Me

2023

74%83 Reviews

The Menu

2022

70%145 Reviews