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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9780783292175
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
ISBN: 0783292171
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Studios
Region Code: 1
Release Date: May 11, 2004
Running Time: 93 minutes
Sales Rank: 38651
Studio: Universal Studios
Theatrical Release Date: 1969
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - You've Gotta Be a Brando Fan
There's a lot of interesting ideas lying subsurface in this movie, waiting to be developed, especially the "Stockholm syndrome" theme between Pamela Franklin and Brando. Unfortunately, they're presented and dropped before they can be developed.
Richard Boone, one of Hollywood's greatest character actors, plays an amoral sadist here, and his scenes with Brando positively crackle with tension and electricity. Rita Moreno, in a blond wig, is astonishing as the junkie airline stewardess, who ... Read More
Rating:  - Night Of The Following Day
The Night Of The Following Day is a tense and rigid, psychological crime/heist/kidnapping drama, where the bitter and angry characters start to affect each other's minds. They become enraged with each other and become embroiled deeper in their predicament.
The cinematography is slick and neat. And somewhat is the opposite to the characters state of ailing mind. The story is slow yet intruiging. It sends message about the abuse of power and how criminals can take advantage ... Read More
Rating: - An Underappreciated Gem---Try It!
I saw "The Night of the Following Day" yesterday. I'd heard, and expected, it to be typical of Marlon Brando's "stinky sixties" period, when he was just showing up for the check. The hype on this film was totally wrong! It's a period gem!
Richard Boone and, especially, Rita Moreno more than hold their own with Brando. It's refreshing to see the Method man taking something of a backseat to Boone, at least until the very end. And what an end it is---genuinely suspenseful and a true ... Read More
Rating: - Not as bad as people say it is
I just saw this movie last night and didn't think it as bad as most people say that it is. It's not great and much less one that would be hailed as a masterpiece of comtemporary American cinema but I thought overall it was pretty good. The movie does move at a slow pace for the most part but it did keep me interested in its characters and how they were going to turn out. Marlon Brando plays the leader of a ruthless gang of kidnappers who proceed to kidnap a young lady as soon as she arrives in Paris. ... Read More
Rating: - Brando in one of his quirkiest roles
The death of a major actor usually results in a flurry of sales of his films, but that is not why I wanted this particular film.
Mr. Brando often 'walked through' films, giving perfunctory performances at best. He admitted as much during his lifetime. This is definitely not the case with his portrayal of "Bud" in this ensemble cast. I first saw this film on the big screen as a first release, and was fascinated by the interactions of the characters.
The plot revolves around ... Read More
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