Thursday, July 22, 1971
The Tar Heel
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as John Mill's touching performance, but
it's almost entirely . for the over-forty
crowd. "Wild Rovers" will follow,
directed by Blake Edwards, whose movies
usually seem very tired. This one is no
exception.
At another theatre we have The
Thomas Crown Affair, in which Norman
Jewison tries to show how mod he can be
with split screens, etc. He fails, but the
striking sophistication of Faye Dunaway
does linger in the memory. Paired with it
is the Cincinnati Kid, in which an
excellent cast struggle with a just fair
script. This pair will be , followed by
"Hello, Dolly!" in which Barbara
Streisand is miscast, the musical numbers
are often poor and underrehearsed, the
supporting players act outrageously, and
what is basically just a piece of fluff has
been given a gargantuan over-production.
It's still a fairly pleasant way to waste
your time, but it's much inferior to the
stage production.
Finally there are "Bunny O'Hare," in
which American-International has Bette
Davis and Ernest Borgnine play hippies,
and "Fool's Parade," a western which
even Variety disliked.
It's better to head out of town. In
Raleigh, there is "Sweet Sweetback ," a
very interesting black oriented film. The
movie is based on gimmicks, many of
which work quite well, and the whole has
a remarkable rhythm, in the editing and
the background music.
In Greensboro, there's "Summer of
'42," a wonderful truly romantic movie.
Much of the script is obviously artificial,
but the film is splendidly acted,
beautifully photographed, well-directed,,
and includes a scene of sexual awakening
so beautiful and discreetly done, that it
becomes, one of the romantic highlights
of many years. Highly recommended.
The free flicks include: tonight, "The
Blue Angel," Von Sternberg's remarkable
study of raw sex versus intellect,
distinguished by superb performances and
stunning, moody photography, a
must-see; Sunday, "A Big Hand for the
Little Lady," a comedy-western that is a
bit strained and cute, but well-acted and
fairly amusing; Monday, "Some Came
Running," one of Vincent Minelli's garish
dramas which are very entertaining if you
leave your brain at home; Tuesday, "Born
Free," one of the best of all animal
stories; and Wednesday, 'The Guns of
Navarone," one of the few adventure
movies that really offer some excitement.
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