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Endless Night (1971) Rank 2 Reviews
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DVD Talk (Holly E. Ordway)
Endless Night isn't a terrible film, exactly. The fact that it's a strange viewing experience isn't a fault; the problem is that it's directionless as well as strange, resulting in a rather unsatisfying viewing experience. It's worth a rental if you're ...read the complete Endless Night movie review at DVD Talk (Holly E. Ordway)
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by Midge on April 22, 2009
I'm not an Agatha Christie fan but I've always adored Hayley Mills in any movie. I'm endeavoring to collect all of her movies I have not yet seen. This movie was quite different than anything I have seen her in before and I have not read this book.
I ...
by Bindy Sue Frřnkün... on December 01, 2008
Hayley Mills and Hywel Bennett star as two young strangers who meet, fall in love, and get married. He is a former chauffeur, and she is an heiress worth millions. Of course, her family is against the whole idea, and their attorney (George Sanders) ...
by spp "spp" on October 14, 2008
This was just like the book written by Agatha Christie. I have read all of her books and this was the scarest and closest to reality. I couldn't believe there was a nude ...
by Meryl M. Heasman ... on February 27, 2007
This Agatha Christie thriller has adapted very well to the screen. Hayley Mills and Hywel Bennett make an excellent team in this very dark and mysterious story of love, and greed. Bennett has understood what`s wanted from him for the film and gives a ...
Endless Night was not exactly what I would call a horror or a thriller, but the suspense and feeling that I got while watching this film were very strong. This movie had no unneeded scenes, characters, or phrases. Everything played an important part in ...
by prospero72 on February 18, 2009
REVIEW: Although it looks like some made-for-T.V. adaptation from the early 70's: "ENDLESS NIGHT" is actually quite a neat little thriller that is probably the closest Agatha Christie ever came to writing a bona fide horror story. It begins when a ...
by A. Hickman on September 23, 2005
One of Agatha Christie's last and least characteristic ...
by Matthew Newland on September 11, 2004
" ... und doon't fourgett mah green sheeld stahmps!"
(My title comes from a line a Scottish customer says to our protagonist, Mike, while we see him at work at a filling station.)
I read the book "Endless Night" a couple years back ... it was my former ...
by C. Cook on February 09, 2002
Before I discuss the film itself, I have to mention Bernard Herrmann's classic score. At a time in his career when mainstream Hollywood turned its back on Herrmann, smaller, independent or British films embraced this veteran of the studio system days. ...
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