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Richard T. Jameson

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Bite the Bullet (1975) 69% EDIT “It’s particularly gratifying to see Candice Bergen assimilated painlessly into the structure of film and events as a hard-riding contender who turns out to have something besides her gender in store as a surprise. ” – Parallax View Jan 15, 2026 Full Review Supervixens (1975) 49% EDIT “SuperVixens is pretty hard to take.” – Parallax View Apr 10, 2025 Full Review At Long Last Love (1975) 22% EDIT “Only the relatively beeline pursuit of reluctant gentleman’s gentleman Hillerman by maid–cum–Eve Arden soulmate Brennan has any narrative potency. ” – Parallax View Mar 15, 2025 Full Review The Great Waldo Pepper (1975) 60% EDIT “Thematically Hill goes through the motions.” – Parallax View Feb 27, 2025 Full Review The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973) 98% EDIT “Eddie Coyle works as Yates's earlier films do not. It works because Yates's habitually uncommitted point-of-view is appropriate to the seasoned, didactic monotone of George V. Higgins's novel.” – Parallax View Aug 24, 2021 Full Review The Outside Man (1973) 40% EDIT “The Outside Man is a lifeless movie, bereft even of cult interest.” – Parallax View Apr 16, 2021 Full Review Hard Eight (1996) 82% EDIT “Hard Eight wouldn't be the compelling story it is without Philip Baker Hall as its center of gravity and values. Anderson wrote the script with Baker in mind, and it's about time somebody did.” – Film Comment Magazine Apr 11, 2018 Full Review Eyes Wide Shut (1999) 76% EDIT “Kubrick's final film is unique in his oeuvre for concluding on a note of apparent affirmation.” – Film Comment Magazine Apr 10, 2018 Full Review Slap Shot (1977) 87% EDIT “One of the film's unexpected bonanzas is a clutch of beautifully realized female roles.” – Parallax View Sep 21, 2017 Full Review Mr. Arkadin (1955) 72% EDIT “Arkadin was, according to one of his business rivals, "a phenomenon of an age of dissolution and crisis." The world of Mr. Arkadin aptly reflects such an age.” – Parallax View Jun 20, 2015 Full Review Moonlighting (1982) 100% EDIT “Moonlighting is the kind of film that had me marveling throughout how anyone ever came up with such a great idea for a movie and, having come up with it, proceeded to realize that idea so completely ...” – Parallax View Jun 20, 2015 Full Review Young Frankenstein (1974) 95% EDIT “... Brooks reveal(s) himself a true obsd and an honorable heir to the eerily delicate comic-horror tradition of James Whale.” – Parallax View Jun 20, 2015 Full Review Murder on the Orient Express (1974) 89% EDIT “I'm as fond of "production values" as the next fellow, maybe fonder, but I don't wish to be force-fed them by a soulless dietitian who knows what I as a consumer ought to want.” – Parallax View Jun 20, 2015 Full Review Rancho Deluxe (1975) 62% EDIT “I have to be on the side of any film in which Harry Dean Stanton is ordered to "Hoover the Navajos"-i.e., vacuum-clean the Indian rugs.” – Parallax View Apr 25, 2015 Full Review The Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975) 33% EDIT “J. Lee Thompson's direction is formless.” – Parallax View Mar 20, 2015 Full Review Love Among the Ruins (1974) EDIT “Love among the Ruins is an exquisite film, which may imply and in this case does imply that it's quite a nice film. Also an elegant comedy.” – Parallax View Mar 20, 2015 Full Review The Drowning Pool (1975) 53% EDIT “Perhaps the saddest thing about The Drowning Pool is that the incompetence-cum-artiness of Stuart Rosenberg has subverted the talent of the usually redoubtable Gordon Willis.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings (1975) EDIT “... it may be time to put in a word or two in behalf of this very easy-to-take summertime divertissement.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review The Return of the Pink Panther (1975) 78% EDIT “As comedy committed to nothing more argumentative and less indispensable than grace, professionalism, and good fun, the film is certainly welcome.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review The Wind and the Lion (1975) 63% EDIT “Milius's incredible balancing act might have turned very rancid, yet miraculously his mixture of full-blown romanticism and a genial sense of its absurdity produces a deeply satisfying picture.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review The Eiger Sanction (1975) 64% EDIT “The Eiger Sanction lacks shape, rhythm, and any notable tone or point-of-view.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review Brannigan (1975) 48% EDIT “There's some terrific supporting material in that cast list, but everybody onscreen looks, and has excellent reason for feeling, pretty embarrassed about the whole thing.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review To Have and Have Not (1944) 95% EDIT “While there are moments implying breezy, spontaneous improvisation in virtually all Hawks pictures, no other has such an all-pervasive sense of a floating party...” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review French Connection II (1975) 83% EDIT “French Connection II, sequel or no, comes off as more of a felt work, and what I make contact with through it is a director.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review The Passenger (1975) 88% EDIT “I can't say that I liked The Passenger at first-I think I'm coming to that-but I'm impressed, to say the very least.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review
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