Vincent Canby

"Siegel has decorated the movie with a lot of colorful bit characters including a chatty, sex‐obsessed old woman, but the action sequences give the film its content as well as style."  

"The film conveys a fine sense of place and period, of weather and mood (...) Yet the plot, along with Mr. Brando, keeps intruding and throwing things out of balance."  

"'The Last Detail' is one superbly funny, uproariously intelligent performance, plus two others that are very, very good"

"Ophüls makes the story of Lola Montes (Martine Carol), the successful nineteenth-century courtesan (if only so-so Spanish fandango dancer), into a visually dazzling, ironic commentary on celebrity."

"'Damien-Omen II' though it's as foolish as the first film, is rather more fun to watch and sometimes very stylish-looking."  

"Frank Pierson has written and directed a melodrama about three generations of gypsies that is all color and no substance."  

"Una movie of such unrelieved genteelness that it makes one long to head for Schrafft's for a double-gin martini, straight up, and a stack of cinnamon toast from which the crusts have been removed."  

"Although Mr. Chayefsky has written a very contemporary melodramatic farce, his political sympathies have their roots in the liberalism of 20 years ago."  

"'Daisy Miller' transfers to the screen simply and elegantly. Very little is lost that isn't regained through the always unpredictable conjunction of performers with material."