Audrey Dalton, Burt Lancaster, Cathleen Nesbitt
Ensemble tale about a group of colorful, yet lonely, people who find themselves vacationing at a hotel by the seaside, each respectively sitting alone at their tables until slowly their lives become e...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 11, 2001
Stats: 60 reviews
It is interesting to see some of the better movies of the 50's. I only watched this as the TV guide rated it 4 *'s. Can you imagine "living" at a seaside hotel for four years the way Major Pollock did?
The movie was fine. When you "live" in a hotel for a long time, and in hig...( read more)
Another one that bored me. I couldn't get into it. I didn't know what the point of watching these different story lines was. I didn't think you got to know any of the characters well enough.
Oh gosh, another complicated movie. It is one of those, that if you want to be mindlessly entertained DO NOT WATCH THIS! Otherwise, I would highly recommend it.
Fabulous movie about the rigid clash of culture with the progress of time and mind.
a nice look into lives a british hotel. It still boggles my mind that so many people used to LIVE in hotel rooms, and be considered luxurious.
its about drama. its about lots of sex too. its some very good acting. everyone is good. but the writing si bad. the guy wrote plays. and he tried to wriet something good. its the words that r the mots impotrant. they speak really cool. he is like all uptight. it didnt work. but ...( read more)
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