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14 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
straight beauty,
By Antoine BOSSON (VEYRIER France) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Strange Impersonation (DVD)
god bless dvd, at last we can enjoy great Athony Mann's masterpieces. Westerns like "the man from Laramie", and films noir such as "T-men" and "raw deal". "Strange impersonnation" is a strong thing, almost fantastic. Enjoy especially the photography of cinematographer John Alton which uses constrasts of black and white, amazing shadows and lightnings. It's action, beauty of violence and feelings.Don't miss.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A NOTE TO CUSTOMER REVIEWERS...,
This review is from: Strange Impersonation (DVD)
Please warn readers about potential spoilers at the beginning of your reviews. The ending is revealed in one of the previous critiques. Thanks and happy viewing!
10 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
SKIN DEEP AND DEEPER,
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This review is from: Strange Impersonation (DVD)
Skin deep is not deep enough. Jealousy, murder, plastic surgery and revenge in a Hitchcockian tour de force from Director Anthony Mann ("El Cid," "Desperate," "Bamboo Blond," "God's Little Acre"). Mann was widely praised for his meticulous eye for detail and his instinctive sense of mise en scene which he prominently shows in "Strange Impersonation." The radiant and beautiful Brenda Marshall is a scientist who spurns marriage for her pioneering breakthroughs in the science of anesthetics. That's right, anesthetics. But YOU won't fall asleep watching this very surreal, sly, primitive, artful but low budget tale with a stunning, surprise ending. (Full Screen, B&W, 68 minutes, Not Rated)...
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