...I saw this film in a movie theater in 1951. Yes, that is 68 years ago. I give it 10 stars because I remember it, and it had me uneasy and scared. I remember being taken by my grandmother to see this. It was the first movie I had ever seen, and I was 5 years old.. I watched and remember it to this day. A guy on a ledge that is going to jump off the building.
...I have to say that I remember wondering what was going to happen to this guy standing on the ledge wanting to jump off this building. I didn't know anything about movies, but I know now that this movie worked in a very special way. I remember it, and I remember how I felt as I watched it. Uneasy and frightened, and wondering what was he going to do?...Now as I write this words more than 65 years later, I realize this was an outstanding movie. If a film keeps a 5 year old paying attention and wondering what was going to happen, throughout the film, once it gets going, it must be some sort of special film. Why? Because as I read the reviews and what the movie was about now, I am sure that that was exactly what the film director wanted the audience to do. Pay attention and wonder what was going to happen. This film worked, and I am happy to say that 68 years later, I am still alive and able to write these words. If you can watch this film. I never saw it again, and I remember what I remember. See if you agree or disagree. It is up to you. I think it would be available at a library somewhere. One more sentence. Thank You for reading this.
..................Stuart.........................
Review of Fourteen Hours
