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Tony Sloman

(1945)

Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)

Publish Date: January 21, 2011
"[It] has hardly dated since its release (…) Rating: ***** (out of 5)"

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The Dirty Dozen (1967)

"Whatever your tastes, there's no denying director Robert Aldrich's consummate skill with such material or the powerhouse impact of the starry all-male cast headed by Lee Marvin (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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The Lady Eve (1941)

"This wonderfully witty masterpiece was written and directed by the inimitable Preston Sturges. The plot gives a couple of near career-best roles to two of Hollywood's finest (…) Rating: ***** (out of 5)"

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Flaming Star (1960)

"The tension, under the brilliant direction of Don Siegel, is beautifully sustained, and the outdoor colour and CinemaScope photography is outstanding (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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The Italian Job (1969)

"Despite a fine cast headed by Michael Caine, Noël Coward and Benny Hill, the script doesn't quite come off (…) Rating: *** (out of 5)"

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Forty Guns (1957)

"It's all good fun, and, in its fairly short running time, not a second is wasted (…) Rating: *** (out of 5)"

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The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)

"There's much strength and power to be derived from the iconographic value of Eastwood the star (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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Gilda (1946)

"The whole is a remarkable example of the Hollywood system turning dross into pure gold (…) Rating: ***** (out of 5)"

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The Women (1939)

"Marvellous dialogue (...) Enjoyable and witty (...) George Cukor was in his element with this cast and such strong source material (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974)

"If you can ignore its rather tasteless sense of humour, this movie is enormously enjoyable (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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Pale Rider (1985)

"This handsome-looking western (...) is one of Eastwood's more sombre offerings (...) [It] takes itself a little too seriously to be on a par with the Leone collaborations or Eastwood's own superior efforts (…) Rating: *** (out of 5)"

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Vera Cruz (1954)

"Burt Lancaster is the man to watch in this terrific Mexico-set western (...) The movie has a rattling pace (thanks to editor Alan Crosland Jr) and a fine sense of style that's hard to top (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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Guns of the Magnificent Seven (1969)

"The action sequences are exciting enough, but Kennedy lacks the necessary charisma to make this compulsive viewing (…) Rating: ** (out of 5)"

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The Long Riders (1980)

"Powerful novelty casting and a superb score by guitar maestro Ry Cooder are major draws in this authentic-looking, grim 'n' grimy western (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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The Streetfighter (1975)

"There's much to admire here, especially the fine combination of cinematographer Philip Lathrop's images and Roger Spottiswoode's editing of the exciting fight sequences (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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Dragoon Wells Massacre (1957)

"This brisk, good-looking western from director Harold Schuster benefits greatly from CinemaScope and the camerawork of William Clothier (...) [Dennis O'Keefe and Mona Freeman] are less interesting (…) Rating: ** (out of 5)"

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The Way West (1967)

"This spectacular western boasts a magnificent leading trio of Kirk Douglas, Robert Mitchum and Richard Widmark in roles they were born to play (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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Fiddler on the Roof (1971)

"It's quite long-winded, but it's still a lasting memorial to a great play (…) Rating: **** (out of 5)"

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The Dead Pool (1988)

"It's a flaccid, silly and extremely sadistic thriller in which minor celebrities are being very nastily murdered (…) Rating: ** (out of 5)"

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Love Me Tender (1956)

"There's a marvellous mid-section where the whole plot stops to give audiences a taste of the singin' sensation in his prime (…) Rating: *** (out of 5)"

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