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Title: Full Free Watch Mirage (1965) Without Download Online Streaming Movie uTorrent Blu-ray- Released: 1965-10-29
- Genre: Mystery, Thriller
- Date: 1965-10-29
- Runtime: 108 Minutes
- Company: Universal Pictures
- Language: English
- Budget: -
- Revenue: -
- Plot Keyword : Mystery, Thriller
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- Director: Ted J. Kent, John P. Austin, Jean Louis, Alexander Golitzen, Quincy Jones, Howard Fast, Joseph MacDonald, Peter Stone, Edward Dmytryk, Harry Keller
Storyline Full Free Watch Mirage (1965) Without Download Online Streaming Movie uTorrent Blu-ray (1965):
New York City. David Stillwell struggles to recover his memory before the people who are trying to kill him succeed. Who is he, who are they, and why is he surrounded by murder?Casts of Full Free Watch Mirage (1965) Without Download Online Streaming Movie uTorrent Blu-ray:
Gregory Peck, Diane Baker, Walter Matthau, Kevin McCarthy, Jack Weston, Leif Erickson, Walter Abel, George Kennedy, Robert H. Harris, Anne SeymourRun... right into her arms!
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Myriad Maze of Mental Mirages.Mirage is directed by Edward Dmytryk and adapted by Peter Stone from a book written by Howard Fast. It stars Gregory Peck, Diane Baker, Walter Matthau, Kevin McCarthy, Leif Erickson and George Kennedy. Music is scored by Quincy Jones and cinematography by Joseph MacDonald.
David Stillwell (Peck) finds he is suffering from Unconscious Amnesia and that he has blacked out the events of the previous two years. That's rare, but Stillwell must find out what happened because he might have a lover, has shifty characters after him and he may even have committed murder?.
20 years after appearing in the tricksy and turny psychological thriller "Spellbound" for Alfred Hitchcock, Gregory Peck jumps into the same type of shoes with a modicum of success. It's a little too contrived for its own good, with the odd character serving to the plot as god knows what? Seriously, what is Baker doing here? While the weak ending doesn't pay off on the suspense and mystery that had previously been well orchestrated by Dmytryk. On the plus side is the shadowy black and white photography by MacDonald, giving the film an edge, and the use of real New York locations lend the film some serio worth.
Matthau slips in and steals the film from an efficient Peck, and Kennedy and McCarthy score well as muscle and shifty respectively. It's not essential as a Peck or Dmytryk piece, or as a politico/mystery thriller, but enough interest within to keep it above average and Matthau more than makes it worth while. 6/10
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