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Dressed to Kill (1946) Movie Reviews
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When one of Watson’s school friends is murdered over a cheap music box, Holmes begins to investigate and soon he is on the track of some stolen £5 printing plates, stolen from the Bank of England. The last entry in the Rathbone series, both its UK and...read the complete Dressed to Kill (1946) review at DVDBeaver.com (Henrik Sylow)
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by Nik Grant on July 02, 2002
I'm surprised a higher rating hasn't been assigned to this boxed set of 4 Rathbone adventures.
If you're interested in old time Radio Drama, there are 15 hours of "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" with classics like "The Adventure of the ...
by gary o. o'brien on March 29, 2001
I must admit my benevolent addiction to Sherlock Holmes which has lasted many years. This package provides visual enjoyment as well as audio adventure. Technically there may be those who find fault with the quality of the video portion of the package. ...
by BlackCoffee on March 13, 2001
I grew up watching Basil Rathbone in Sherlock Holmes and the old Charlie Chan series every Sunday afternoon on WGN. This brings back memories of those days and takes it one step beyond with DVD quality video. I was impressed with the clarity and lack ...
by Teresa Anson on November 26, 2008
The last of the Rathbone Sherlock Holmes series, Prelude to Murder was likewise the last of an era for British filmmaking. By this time, the actors and writers had begun to show their age, and their enthusiasm for the characters they were portraying had ...
by Movie Mania "DVD ... on January 25, 2006
The Basil Rathbone - Nigel Bruce Sherlock Holmes films were moved from Victorian England to WWII England. Also, like the James Bond films, the only thing similar to the books is the title. If you are looking for faithful adaptation of the Sir Arthur ...
by Mr. Perfect "Man ... on September 21, 2005
Wow, that's all I can say about the beautiful job done by the masters of colorization at Legend Films. Such a perfect color picture in every frame of this classic Sherlock Holmes movie. Every item in the frame was given it's own unique and accurate ...
by Stephen Pletko "U... on July 21, 2005
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(This review is for the DVD version of this movie by "FOCUSfilm" entertainment and released July 2001.)
This movie is, according to the opening credits, adapted from a story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 to 1930). This was the last movie in ...
by Joseph P. Menta, ... on December 04, 2009
With four high-concept plots anchoring each of these four final "Sherlock Holmes" movies to feature Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, viewers are perhaps not getting the depth of mood and story of the previous installments. But at least the high concepts ...
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