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Perfect Furlough [VHS]

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Waited a long time for this movie to be put on dvd and when I saw it ...I bought it. I enjoyed this movie when I was growing up and so did my brothers. It was and still is a funny movie to watch. But I must say I was a little disapointed in the transfer...although the picture transfer was good the audio was not ! in some parts of the movie the audio was not in sync with the video and it was very obvious, most noticable early in the film at the army base scene with the two soldiers who are fighting over a girls picture(really bad-looked/sounded like a bad martials arts movie overdub). I mean with todays technology and the price for it. They should have caught this glitch and corrected it before releasing it for sale. For this reason alone I give it only 2 stars ( Great movie- poor transfer ). Again disapointed.

I adore romantic comedies. I am also a fan of old movies. I have watched pretty much most of the movies Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh have starred in together. I definitely find this movie to be one of the sweetest they've done together. Their on-camera chemistry is enticing. It's great if you just want to watch something fun-loving and have a dose of light-hearted comedy. The storyline is great and Tony Curtis reaks plenty of havoc for Janet in order to make every moment of this film a real joy. Therefore, if you like romantic comedies, this movie is definitely one you should put on your list.

This is too pricey for a DVD-R. I liked this movie when I saw it on one of the other channels I don't usually watch (Cable, Dish, etc...). It is a fine movie with Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh but for $17.99, it is just too much. I'll wait when somebody sells it used or something.

Happy to see that this one movie has finally come out on DVD and...... widescreen!
Colors and sound are great! I love the story! It sure brings a lot of memories. Highly recommended!!!!

I ordered this DVD through Amazon and it was fulfilled by Clove Media.

In regards to the review, it took seven minutes to get the disk to download. The movie is ninety-four minutes long, but the first eleven minutes were missing. Throughout, there were jerks, pauses, and skips.

I took my wife to see this movie fifty-four years ago so we knew the plot well enough to explain it to our grandchildren--- Quite a dissapointment.

The parts of the DVD that were watchable was great---it was only the provider that rates a one-star review.

The Fifties and Sixties were possibly the most irreverent decades of the American cinema.

The acidic questioning about a group of brave soldiers in a mission in the Artic Pole (104 to be exact) during a whole year, is a serious problem in which the abstinence may result extremely dangerous for the proposed goal.

So, when Tony Curtis gets a furlough to Paris, accompanied by a beautiful but short-mind girl Sandra Roca, the Army will have the best they can in order to avoid the encounter can be out of control due the amorous skills of this singular personage.

The rest of the plot runs for you. There admirable landscapes and clever sequences hovered by whimsical and double sense occurences.

An evasive film that reachs its goal.

This is a GREAT movie! Don't miss it! I can't believe it has been finally released.