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The Ceremony

5.7

/10

276 রেটিং

1964•1 h 45 m•Spain

A bank robber is sentenced to prison for committing a murder during the robbery. His brother comes up with a plan to break him out of prison--but on the condition that his brother's girlfriend "date" him first.

Crime

Drama

কাস্ট (18)

Laurence Harvey

Robert Walker Jr.

Carlos Casaravilla

Fernando Sancho

Edward St. John

Death house guard

José Guardiola

সুপারিশ

পর্যালোচনা

Joe trad

29/05/2023 22:27

source: The Ceremony

oluwaseunayo❤️

29/05/2023 08:39

Moviecut—The Ceremony

Tracy👑

16/11/2022 13:36

The Ceremony

kalkin

16/11/2022 02:35

Halfway through "The Ceremony " (screened on the British Talking Pictures TV channel), I was wondering whether to give it an 8, mainly due to the cinematography and intriguing characters. But then it deteriorated, with the trio's celebrations after Sean's escape being embarrassingly prolonged, the unconvincing fluctuations in the brothers' relationship and the even more unconvincing substitution for the execution. At least the final scenes provided a thought-provoking religious sub-text, albeit somewhat heavy handed. Every time the man in native costume appeared, I wondered exactly who he was - presumably an indigenous local mayor or governor? Top marks for Jack MacGowran as Father O'Brien and for the scenes involving the gendarmes who were to form the firing squad. In the end I gave it 7.

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16/11/2022 02:35

A real bore-fest, this one, which is a shame as the cast is exceptional, featuring a good mix of big stars and character actors in support. What a shame then that this Spanish production is so unrelentingly boring, with a prisoner on death row involved in a plot to help him achieve freedom. It's arty in the worst kind of way, full of boring dialogue and routine scenarios. No thanks!

The H

16/11/2022 02:35

Some of the best lighting and cinematography I can remember ever seeing .....;slightly surreal. Remarkable characters ... very beautiful people. No terrible background music... at least very little ...

Salman R Munshi

16/11/2022 02:35

When I saw this in the sixties it really made me realize the breadth of acting ability of Ross Martin. I had only seen him in roles of the comedic sidekick prior to this role. His believability as the evil commandant was astounding. This made the movie for me.

Dabboo Ratnani

16/11/2022 02:35

Dismissed by the late David Shipman as "a pretentious plea against capital punishment" and now disinterred by the miracle that is Talking Pictures. Boasting a truly extraordinary international cast, shot in kafkaesque black & white by Ossie Morris and full of ripe one-liners, it's just the film you'd expect Lawrence Harvey to have directed.

delciakim

16/11/2022 02:35

If you didn't know this was a Spain/US production, you'd think it was a timeless fable: there are so few localized contexts. The supporting actors delineate themselves sharply, but Laurence Harvey steals the show, as always, with his intensity (check out his work in Tamiko, a neurotic romance set in Japan), and compounds this by directing with intensity: the camera is always zooming into people's faces from above, below, and sideways. It's dizzying. That said, the movie's worth seeing. All praise to early 60's B&W films.