Look Back in Anger (1989) Reviews

Look Back in Anger (1989)
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Made for British television, 1989's Look Back in Anger is the third film adaptation of John Osborne's legendary "kitchen sink" stage drama. Kenneth Branagh plays working-class roisterer Jimmy Porter, the archetypal "angry young man" whose college education has led nowhere. Stuck in a go-nowhere job at a candy store, Porter rebels against the establishment through his boorish treatment of his wife (Emma Thompson) and mistress (Siobhan Redmond). Branagh's forceful performance allows us to ignore the structural shortcomings inherent in the play (Osborne writes in fluent tract). Earlier filmizations of Look Back in Anger starred Richard Burton and Malcolm McDowell. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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David JonesJudi Dench, (more)
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Pat H.

The review was so correct, he is an angry man. That anger wore on my nerves after awhile. Having said that, the movie didn't go any where and that was disappointing given the wonderful actors in the film. Don't look for a feel-good movie that all comes out in the end.

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    Pat H.

    The review was so correct, he is an angry man. That anger wore on my nerves after awhile. Having said that, the movie didn't go any where and that was disappointing given the wonderful actors in the film. Don't look for a feel-good movie that all comes out in the end.

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