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richardchatten

Joined May 2016
I was born in Cambridge on St. Valentine's Day 1959 and became seriously interested in films at the age of 12. My favourite eras are the early 30's and the early 60's. Having regularly consulted the IMDb for over ten years I belatedly started posting reviews of my own for two reasons:

1. Plenty of the movies I see are so obscure it eventually dawned upon me that I really ought to describe some of them for the benefit of other researchers.

2. Having hit the age of 60 I can tell that my recall of films I've just seen is developing a shorter and shorter half-life; and as mortality beckons feel that it will from now on be wise to set down any impressions worth recording fairly promptly.
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Hue and Cry
6.78
Hue and Cry
Les Girls
6.69
Les Girls
The Hunters
6.46
The Hunters
The Goonies
7.77
The Goonies
Run Lola Run
7.69
Run Lola Run
Sidewalks of London
6.98
Sidewalks of London
To Paris with Love
5.55
To Paris with Love
Moby Dick
7.39
Moby Dick
Mr. Magoo
4.16
Mr. Magoo
Superhero Movie
4.74
Superhero Movie
Death of a Bureaucrat
7.610
Death of a Bureaucrat
Carry on Teacher
6.29
Carry on Teacher
The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear
6.910
The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!
7.68
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!
The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu
4.92
The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu
Ace in the Hole
8.110
Ace in the Hole
What's Up Front!
3.83
What's Up Front!
Carry on Jack
5.97
Carry on Jack
Twilight's Last Gleaming
6.710
Twilight's Last Gleaming
Once Before I Die
3.95
Once Before I Die
The Twonky
5.38
The Twonky
Between Heaven and Hell
6.67
Between Heaven and Hell
Capricorn One
6.86
Capricorn One
Spitfire
7.09
Spitfire
The Game
7.77
The Game

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Carry on Constable

Carry on Constable

6.2
  • Sep 17, 2025
  • Mills of the Yard

    A transitional film in the 'Carry On' series - dating from the days when they were still in black & white and benefiting from its evocation of a London now long gone - as is indicated by its cast. Since in addition to regulars like Kenneth Williams and Charles Hawtrey, it was the first to star Sid James and the last to feature Shirley Eaton.
    Hue and Cry

    Hue and Cry

    6.7
    8
  • Sep 17, 2025
  • The Blood and Thunder Boys

    What is generally regarded as the first true Ealing comedy provides a valuable record of a postwar London of bomb sites - photographed by Douglas Slocombe - and ration books; with a memorable score by Georges Auric. It was a bit too soon to feature Alec Guinness, but contains a memorable role for Alistair Sim.
    Les Girls

    Les Girls

    6.6
    9
  • Sep 16, 2025
  • Les Girls in Question

    Seldom attributed to the Japanese original. George Cukor took the plot of 'Rashomon'' and turned it into a lavish Hollywood music comedy embellished with Parisian locations and Oscar-winning costume design in CinemaScope and colour.

    Of the three women in Gene Kelly's life the most amusing contribution has to be that of the usually elegant and poised Kay Kendall.
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