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Never So Few
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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786301972376
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6301972376
Label: MGM (Warner)
Languages: English (Original Language), Analog
Manufacturer: MGM (Warner)
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: MGM (Warner)
Release Date: September 01, 1998
Studio: MGM (Warner)
Theatrical Release Date: December 07, 1959
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Rating:  - NEVER SO FEW
ONE OF FRANK SINATRA'S BEST WAR MOVIE'S, IT GAVE STEVE McQUEEN HIS FIRST BIG BREAK AS A LEAD IN A MOVIE, SHARING THE BILL WITH SEVERAL OTHERS INCLUDING PETER LAWFORD. IT WAS A BREATHOUGH ROLE FOR HIM, AND A THOUGHLY ENJOYABLE MOVIE FOR ONE AND ALL.
Rating:  - Never So Few
I never received my DVD. After waiting the time frame given for delivery, I had to contact the seller for status. It was never mailed out to me. As they say "You pay for what you get". This included service.
Rating: - Only for Steve McQueen Diehards...
Sorry to say this as I like most movies, but the only reason to purchase this movie (wish I had read my own review before I bought it) would be to make sure you have every second of Steve McQueen's screen work. As another reviewer wrote, the romance truly messes with the plot, despite the obvious charms of the leading lady. The only two bright spots are the McQueen bits where he is his usual flip and resourceful self and the scene where Frank soaks his dirty and perhaps cruddy feet in whiskey. ... Read More
Rating:  - Good war film, great Gina
NEVER SO FEW was Gina Lollobrigida's first film shot in Hollywood (BEAT THE DEVIL,TRAPEZE and SOLOMON & SHEBA were all shot in Europe), and her arrival to star with Frank Sinatra in this picture was a very exciting event. She should have been given more screen time, but this is an action film intended for a male audience that cares little for romance. So her appearances are always somewhat episodic and her character remains undeveloped. Sturges stages the action sequences very well, the male ... Read More
Rating:  - An undistinguished war film...
One striking point in 'Never So Few' flavor is the luxurious Gina Lollobrigida, cautious, conventional and very careful), who is something to look at from any angle or any side... She displays an array of revealing gowns, and a full and shapely figure... And don't think the lady doesn't know it... With her, temptation is an art, and a titillating bath is an aesthetic manoeuvre... The signorina racks up quite a score... She exudes real charm and, contrary to expectation, the exotic locations of Burma, ... Read More
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