ron robillard

What startes as fun older rom/com drastically changes into a much sadder, darker film. Complete with witty comedic banter between our main characters played by Rex Harrison and the truly wonderful Gene Tierney we start off upbeat and expecting playful teasing the townfolk for The Capt a ghost only she can see. Then the movie turns as a scoundrel fiance enters the frame, the Capt abandons us til the end and her memories of the two erased. Just a Debbie downer of what could have been a much better tale if the Director and the storyline had the imagination.

Really awful flick on many counts. What began as somewhat suspenseful and obvious artifical comradery between Russian and American astronauts, this movie sank into boring long winded conversations. Like a cold war tale of the past, the Russian Crew depicted as conspiring and diabolical as events turn south. The most entertaining characters killed off systematically leaving the most ruthless and dull actors to finish the tale. The viewer is expected to digest the theory that all these lifelong scientists are murderers at heart, complete with a DBL Agent Spy imbedded in the American Crew. Russians bad guys, Americans good guys pretty outdated mentality here. The ending provides little appeasement in this ridiculous storyline.

The slightly slow start had me a bit concerned with this rom/com. That gave way quickly watching 2 skilled actors command the screen with no costars except a comedic PA announcer. Delving into all aspects of their past broken relationship, parts are funny, sad and quite real. Musical score and musak add to this gem that you rarely find now in theatres. Give it a shot on date night, settle in and let them tell you their story.

Really a terrible documentary. Not just the pace or lack thereof but imagery sometimes alluding to nothing. The viewer quickly understands the plight the pollution the conflict of the area. This message beaten over the head. Ultimately there is no final development bad or good just an ending. There is a story here it's just been poorly told, filmed, and edited.

Greatly performed movie. Final cut compromised by some of the worst editing and post production that killed the overall flow of the story. Not every story has a happy ending, but writers go overboard painting a portrait of doing the right thing is the wrong thing. All hope is lost.

At least the gals from the 70's could fight, shoot, and took their jobs seriously, while being sex pistols. This group unreliable and marginally qualified as school monitors rather than spies. Banks looks truly bored to death.

Quite wonderfully acted and directed. Initial scenes involve a dramatic sequence so early in the film, you know there's something big coming and with it dynamic romantic/suspenseful intrigue. Like movies use to be.