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4 out of 5 people found this review helpful The greatest film ever made starring Veronica Lake and Joel McCrea entitled "Sullivan's Travels." Watch for the scene stealing one-legged hobo played by Robert Dudley and America's favorite former ... Read More The greatest film ever made starring Veronica Lake and Joel McCrea entitled "Sullivan's Travels." Watch for the scene stealing one-legged hobo played by Robert Dudley and America's favorite former motorcycle cop/actor, Edgar Dearing, playing motorcycle cop in mud gag. Close this Review WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes | No | ||
4 out of 5 people found this review helpful This is my 2nd go at submitting a review of this classic. Makes me wonder how many others have been discouraged from reviewing by having their opinions flushed. Sullivan, as I said before, may not be ... Read More This is my 2nd go at submitting a review of this classic. Makes me wonder how many others have been discouraged from reviewing by having their opinions flushed. Sullivan, as I said before, may not be the funniest Sturges (if you're looking for laughs try Miracle of Morgan's Creek or Hail the Conquering Hero), but then Sullivan's not trying simply to be funny. It's a comedy noir, & some of the darkness & bleakness is pretty graphic, especially considering when the film was made. But it's not a gloom & doom bumout either, & the positively upbeat conclusion seems right. Close this Review WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes | No | ||
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful Not the greatest film ever as suggested by another reviewer. Not even a very good film. An OK film that didn't know whether to be a comedy or social commentary. Ultimately, it fails at being either. ... Read More Not the greatest film ever as suggested by another reviewer. Not even a very good film. An OK film that didn't know whether to be a comedy or social commentary. Ultimately, it fails at being either. A very odd film. Close this Review WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes | No |





