From Here to Eternity
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Movie Reviews of From Here to Eternity
Movie Review: Fom the screen to the heart
Summary: 4 Stars
From Here to Eternity remains one of the most compelling stories that shows how people function under the pressures of war, a dysfunctional personality and those who are looking for a purpose in life. The portrayal of the characters in this film shows all of them as victems of their enviorement and their inability to cope with day to day pressures, whether real or imagined and the search for satisfaction in life. Fred Zimmerman's direction was supurb and he brought out the best in each of the scenes along with dramatic camera work that shows the actors at their height.
Martin Silver
Movie Review: Very good PRE World War II movie
Summary: 4 Stars
Don't buy this looking for a lot of fighting, as the bulk is set before Pearl Harbor. It's more an interesting take on military life before the war. Although Burt Lancaster headlines (and has the most famous beach scene kiss with Deborah Kerr), this is just as much a Montgomery Cliff movie. Sinatra is also very good in his award winning performance.Movie Review: A classic must see movie
Summary: 4 Stars
This was Burt Lancaster at his best. This classic love storey with a military setting was great. The other actors (Montgomery Clift) and actresses also played a big part in this unforgetable movie. The only thing I would change is the ending to make it happy instead of sad.Movie Review: This DVD is Okay
Summary: 4 Stars
The first widescreen film was "The Robe," released inSeptember 1953. Every film prior to that, including
"From Here to Eternity," was shot in Academy Ratio, i.e.
fullscreen. So quit yer complainin'!
Movie Review: Good but not brilliant..
Summary: 4 Stars
I enjoyed this movie but it doesn't live up to it's legendary status. It's still well done but maybe i just expected too much. Great performances by DEborah Kerr and Donna Reed.