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by J. D. Amos "Porfe... on October 30, 2009
Watching Cotton and Jones in either Love letters or Portrait of Jenny shows us how much we have lost within our movie making culture. Gone are acting and well wrtitten scripts replaced by special effects. I have watched each of these films over 50 times ...
Watching Cotton and Jones in either Love letters or Portrait of Jenny shows us how much we have lost within our movie making culture. Gone are acting and well wrtitten scripts replaced by special effects. I have watched each of these films over 50 times ...
by David on February 24, 2004
Josephy Cotton and Jennifer Jones appeared together, I believe, in either four or five movies. This is probably the least known of their movies together. As I once heard a TV reviewer remark, Cotton brought out the best in Jones, who was twice ...
by William Bucko "Bi... on March 15, 2003
"I think of you, my dearest, as a distant promise of beauty untouched by the world-a promise to be reached in spite of the terror and ugliness around me. If I never see you again, my last thought will be that I had fought for you and lost-but I had ...
by Tim in Indy on October 03, 2000
MR. COTTEN IS ONCE MORE THE ROMANTIC LEADING MAN THIS TIME A VERY SOFT COTTEN TAKES YOU BACK TO A TIME WHEN MEN COULD BE SOFT. THIS IS NOT A TELL OF A BIG FIGHT OR A MAN WHO TAKE A GIRL AWAY FROM ANOTHER MAN OR TWO MEN KILLING EACH OTHER, JUST A NICE ...
by D. R. Schryer on September 26, 2000
Love Letters is one of the best romantic movies ever made. The plot, though simple, is ingenious and quite moving, and the writing is excellent. Jennifer Jones is as beautiful as I've ever seen her in films, and she and Joseph Cotten convincingly play ...
by psychephile on June 11, 2000
"Whatso it profiteth a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul?" *Love Letters* follows nearly every permutation of this question. What is to be gained if you *lend* your soul to another man, by writing love letters for him? What does ...
by J. Mandeville on February 07, 2000
With apologies to Mr. Maltin, who apparently hasn't a clue about what's going on here-- LOVE LETTERS is a poignant exploration of the nature of time, memory, pain & regret, & the healing power of non-judgmental love freely given. I am moved ...
by Bradford Stephen ... on July 05, 1999
The dialog in this movie was such a refreshing change from any that I've seen in the last 30 years, except for The Fountainhead (also by Ayn Rand). The characters speak as if every word was too important to say anything unnecessary - ever. I felt ...
by Kendra Richmond (... on December 09, 1998
I watched this movie at a very young age. This was a movie that I will never forget. They do not make movies like the "Classics" anymore. Action, drama, and suspense, all wrapped in one. I plan to order a copy of this original movie. The ...
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