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Mirage (1965) Movie Reviews
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Onion AV Club (Scott Tobias)
Kovacevic's bloody coming of age takes him so far out of character that he's unrecognizable in the end....read the complete Mirage (1965) review at Onion AV Club (Scott Tobias)
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by Ben on May 15, 2005
Yes, this IS a great movie! Jack Weston had always been a favorite character actor of mine, and here he plays the role of a heavy (no pun intended) --- with dashes of humor. Walter Matthau's role is also a gem... who perhaps was one of my all-time ...
by Zack H. on January 16, 2005
and yet, this SUPERB film isn't on DVD! ARGH!!!!
David Stillwell struggles to recover his memory before the people who are trying to kill him succeed. Who is he, who are they, and why is he surrounded by murder?
At the time of the writing of this ...
by D. R Hayes "D.R. ... on July 03, 2004
I remember recording this off of AMC about a year ago, and it was because I wanted to record the 1966 version of "Madame X". I didn't know how to program the VCR, so I left the tape rolling. The film to follow "Madame X" was ...
Fascinating to watch - never seen it before on tv or in video stores - playing today on Cox Cable. ...
by Bubba "Bubba" on March 13, 2003
Playing a trick with the "fourth wall" of a movie - what happened before the opening credits rolled and the film started -Gregory Peck's character finds he knows no more about his past than you do. That's creepy enough. But when he begins to ...
by Joseph Delia "fil... on January 31, 2003
This Hitchcock like suspense masterpiece featuring great performances, stunning black & white cinematography, and a Quincy Jones score needs to be on DVD now! Why in the world is it unavailable, even on VHS? Studio execs, make the right decision ...
by Interplanetary Fu... on August 13, 2002
Gregory Peck stars as David Stillwell, a man with a secret. The problem is: He doesn't know he has a secret, because he is suffering from amnesia. Thus begins this psychological thriller in the Hitchcock tradition, set in New York City in the mid 1960s. ...
by Hubert R Worrell on July 30, 2002
This Was A Second Feature At A Drive-In Almost 40 Years Ago And I Was Struck Deeply By It Then.Why It Is Not Shown T.V. Is Beyond Me .It Is An Absolute ly Great Story With Fine Stars And Future Stars.Walter Mattheau As The Private Eye Is A Classic. ...
by C. O. DeRiemer on November 14, 2008
When the lights suddenly go out in a New York skyscraper at dusk, two things happen. Charles Calvin, noted world peace advocate, falls to his death from his 27th floor office. It's a long way down. And David Stillwell (Gregory Peck) finds himself ...
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