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- In "From Noon to Three," it's as if a capacity for humor and gentleness has been released. The movie's problems are in the framework around the long central passages. Gilroy adds a layer of irony and legend that isn't really necessary - we'd rather see more of the widow and the desperado.
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The movie opens unsteadily and takes too long to close, but the things that happen between noon and three give us new ideas about Bronson's possibilities. I've always thought of him as a superb physical actor with a limited emotional range; here he finds his way very easily through a romance by Frank D. Gilroy, who wrote and directed the movie ...
Rated: 3/4 Dec 28, 2020 Full Review Ruth Batchelor Los Angeles Free Press Charlie Bronson is in a tongue-in-cheek Western spoof comedy, and it is hilarious! Not only is the picture funny, Bronson...
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TOP CRITIC. The movie opens unsteadily and takes too long to close, but the things that happen between noon and three give us new ideas about Bronson's possibilities. Full Review | Original...
38 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: 8/10. Unreservedly Recommended. dcheng-7 30 November 2006. I'm shocked to learn that only 17 comments were written in the IMDb so far. I've seen this movie 20 years ago and for a second time last week. I still feel this is a great movie.
Running time. 99 minutes. Country. United States. Language. English. From Noon till Three is a 1976 American Western film released by United Artists. It stars Charles Bronson and his wife, Jill Ireland. It was written and directed by Frank D. Gilroy, based on his novel.
Aug 5, 2019 · Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz. One of the most unappealing offbeat romantic/comedy Westerns ever. It’s adapted by Frank D. Gilroy (“The Gig”/”Desperate Characters”) from his own novel, whose heavy-handed direction makes mincemeat of a reasonably good and novel idea. Because the film is shapeless, Charles Bronson is forced to act.
Review by Roberts Kulenko ★★★★ Wow, I expected it to be some sort of romantic comedy western, but it turned out to be a very weird offbeat but cynical satire that shares some similarities with westerns that deal with "legends vs reality" theme.
