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Why Hitchcock filmed it unchanged, this must be considered a true mystery of film history.
Fiorentino was my main interest in watching this worthwhile and a little far-fetched mystery.
Beautiful images, a sense of 'darkness' and mystery, and the folk myth about a Shaman that the story apparently evolves around.
I would go a little further and suggest that the premise of the movie is what would the case be like if Philip Marlowe were roped into a mystery when he was pushing 80?
It has a good mystery along with a good lesson to be learned regarding the important things in life.
Even though the scenes were sweet and beautifully shot, it was a complete mystery where the story was headed.
In London, the successful and weird middle-age writer of police and mystery novels Sarah Morton (Charlotte Rampling) is passing through a phase of lack of inspiration.
I see a simple and effective noirish drama that although the ending is never really in doubt, the film has enough mystery about it to keep the viewer hanging in there for the final reel.
Light wisely steers clear of explaining Hilley, instead playing the character straight, letting the absurdity of the story maintain the mystery of Hilley.
Art Carney and Lily Tomlin are amazingly well-matched playing the convincingly mismatched pair who unravel the tangled mystery, and Bill Macy is equally fine as a friendly bartender-cum-talent agent.
Although I would hesitate to call it "film noir," Strange Illusion is a tightly woven, intriguing mystery.
I'd encourage EVERYONE to play this game -- yeah, I'm talking to YOU! There's philosophy and humor, excitement and mystery, and most of all -- well, ADVENTURE.
The first half of this movie is a crime mystery.
Martin Vincent),was the only person Paul Cartwright could turn to with all his troubling dreams and did his very best to find out the real mystery to his nightmares.
If you like a good 1940's mystery from the past, you will enjoy viewing this great Classic Film!
I watched most of this film only due the presence of Mary Ward who plays a waifish psych doc in this tedious excuse for a sci-fi mystery thriller.
This movie tries to be intelligent and witty, but totally falls short when it can't decide whether it wants to be a comedy, a satire, a murder mystery...etc.
3 Deewarein is a mystery unfolding.
A woman of mystery, Geraldine Fitzgerald, invites two perfect strangers played by Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet up to her apartment.
Michael Arlen's radio-serial detective returns for another movie mystery (actually, it's the Falcon's brother this time, with George Sanders having since exited from the role and his real-life sibling Tom Conway assuming his duties).
Why this series isn't available on commercial release is a mystery, because they just don't get any better than this.
Quick disaster with a mystery to it, jarring deaths, naked Milla, all in the first few minutes.
the "problem" in the story did not match the intensity of the mystery in the beginning of the movie.
As they settle in, one of them dwells on the mystery of the frozen colleague, while the other goes right to work on the monkeys.
It has everything except a few Academy Awards and that's a mystery in itself.
Again, the title is misleading from the start because this is not Agatha Christie's mystery as she wrote it and it's unrecognizable to the book.
But the real stars of the show are Agnes Moorehead, as an eccentric mystery writer who decides to pull off the million-dollar bank heist, and the steel-clawed killer known only as "The Bat." Price's devious doctor is but one of a rogues' gallery of suspects that include a Johnny-on-the-spot police detective, a chauffeur turned butler with a checkered past, and a housekeeper with echoes of Rebecca's Mrs. Danvers.
A mystery in two eras?
The murder mystery angle is worthy of a bad Scooby Doo episode.
The blend of horror and mystery is a cool combination, but that simply wears out thin after you see it the first time.
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