irish
July 19th, 2005, 09:16 PM
ratingsand some reviews of episodes I've heard
* * *=good
* * * ½=Very Good
* * * *=Excellent
* * *
And Nothing But the truth
Boomerang
A Bride for Death
A cage for Augie Karo
Death Rides a stallion
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Mother Love
The Pharoh's curse
The Recluse
The Sending
eerie. The story is very similar to Night of the Demon.
Some Stilted Dialogue, but holds the interest.
Maybe between 2 ½ (pretty good) and 3 stars would have been enough.
The Black Whale
The Resident
Stampede
* * * ½
The girl who found things (First one I heard)
* * * *
The Chinaman Button
Dickens of Scotland Yard
A delightful eposode
Les Miserables
Beautifully done with two terrific performances from Alexander Scourby as Valjean, and Bernard Grant as Javert. The only weak link being Amanda Plummer (an actress I admire onscreen) as Cosiettte. Her voice just doesn't come across that well, and she does not bring any real conviction to the role. She sounds too modern or something. Nevertheless, this is a splendid production, and the best I've come across since the famous March/Laughton movie.
* * *=good
* * * ½=Very Good
* * * *=Excellent
* * *
And Nothing But the truth
Boomerang
A Bride for Death
A cage for Augie Karo
Death Rides a stallion
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Mother Love
The Pharoh's curse
The Recluse
The Sending
eerie. The story is very similar to Night of the Demon.
Some Stilted Dialogue, but holds the interest.
Maybe between 2 ½ (pretty good) and 3 stars would have been enough.
The Black Whale
The Resident
Stampede
* * * ½
The girl who found things (First one I heard)
* * * *
The Chinaman Button
Dickens of Scotland Yard
A delightful eposode
Les Miserables
Beautifully done with two terrific performances from Alexander Scourby as Valjean, and Bernard Grant as Javert. The only weak link being Amanda Plummer (an actress I admire onscreen) as Cosiettte. Her voice just doesn't come across that well, and she does not bring any real conviction to the role. She sounds too modern or something. Nevertheless, this is a splendid production, and the best I've come across since the famous March/Laughton movie.