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Dominican Rep. The First Great Train Robbery
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Adventure
Sutherland and Connery wish to rob a moving train's safe in Victorian England. They need wax impressions of keys, coffins, dead cats, and a great deal of planning in order to pull it off.
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"Crichton is after a giggly quality as if it's being told as a pub yarn" | ||
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"Crichton's films drag in dialog bouts, but triumph when action takes over." | ||
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"The Great Train Robbery is classy entertainment of the sort I associate exclusively with movies." | ||
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"There's a total absence of personal obsession - even moviemaking obsession - in the way Crichton works; he never excites us emotionally or imaginatively, but the film has a satisfying, tame luxuriousness" | ||
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"The characters stay largely undeveloped, while - despite superficially peculiar features - the robbery is stripped of the ingenious exposition of the novel to become just another heist" |
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