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Movie Reviews of JuliaMovie Review: JANE & VANESSA AT THEIR 5 Stars
I have seen this film many times and each time it's new. Jane is so real playing nervous when being searched on the train! Even though I know the outcome I
still squirm in my seat--thats a great proformance--
Movie Review: Highly Recommended Summary: 5 Stars
This is one of my ultimate favorite movies... superb story - superb acting - suspenseful - unbelievably believable. I highly recommend it.
Movie Review: Thank you. Summary: 5 Stars
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Movie Review: Julia Summary: 4 Stars
Based on a section of Lilian Hellman's PENTIMENTO, it tells about Hellman's gradual involvement in the resistance movement during WW II. Jane Fonda plays Hellman, Jason Robards is Dashiel Hammett in a bit role, and Vanessa Redgrave is Julia, a rich friend of Hellman's since childhood who is deeply involved in the German resistance. Hellman is asked to smuggle $50,000 into Germany on her way to Moscow; she does so under great risk, and then Julia is arrested and murdered. Julia is supposed to represent great courage, and Redgrave plays her with an angelic quality; Hellman is the initiate into all that Julia is. Done very artfully, though it's lacking in drama.
Movie Review: Not too dated Summary: 4 Stars
Lushly photographed, you can watch this just for the gorgeous scenes in pre-war Paris and Berlin. Supposedly about two strong women, Jane Fonda's role as Hellman makes her out to be a bit of a klutz. Vanessa Redgrave's brief appearances mark the stronger of the two. Made in 1977 when WW2 was closer in time than Vietnam is now, the movie is a bit of a relic, but still worth watching. Jason Robards as Dashiell Hammett is a hoot. Fonda needed acting lessons then, just like now. Too much emoting for my taste.
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