Good, but I feel like it had wasted potential. A rather anticlimactic ending.

I enjoyed this more than ‘Alice’ the other film I have seen by this director, which is interesting considering I have read ’Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ (and ‘Through the Looking Glass’) and have NOT read Goethe’s Faust.

This has encouraged me to check out more by this director, very nice.

Boris Karloff makes this movie.

Excellent, a must for any horror fan. That last 5 min. of the movie, OMFG.

Awesome, great classic horror concepts made modern and done RIGHT!!! Can’t believe I didn’t watch this on Halloween as intended. Completely agree with Nycolene’s well-written review.

Amazing.

Automatically in my short list of best films. Deeply intellectually engaging, written around the inception of cybernetics (now cognitive sciences) and dealing primarily with the philosophical issues surrounding the field. Excellent sci fi, fantastic cinematography, mind blowing sets. Can’t say enough about this movie…stunning.

Really good story. Same ol’ same ol’ from Hepburn. I was glad the story moved quickly so she was able to tone down the cutesy ‘champion blind lady’ thing fairly quickly. Some parts of the story were not completely fleshed out: Why would she never inquire as to the actual importance of the doll? Why didn’t she run upstairs to use Gloria’s phone when she had the chance? This latter point could be due to how the phones worked in that building but it seemed like there was only a problem with her direct line. Still pretty good overall. I did get pretty excited during the climax, effective.

Somehow, even with all the excitement, I became bored with this. Not Woody Allen’s best. Diane Keaton’s wardrobe is hilarious (she’s kind of annoying in this too).

Cliched plot, hackneyed (and in the case of White, ANNOYING) characters.

The artwork is beautiful though. Truly, the colorfully crowded atmosphere is really visually stimulating and appealing, and the mixture of different art styles is laudable. The action scenes are well done. Has its’ high and low points. Mediocre.