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Braxton 2022-12-07 19:35:58
7 points. DTS 1ch/9.85G,...
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Alan 2022-10-05 21:33:43
It’s not a problem to be old, the cliché is understandable, but the whole story is so...
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Brice 2022-10-05 20:32:41
Sidney Poitier, an African American movie star, can star in a British educational film in 1967. It is not easy to be a personable teacher who convinces others by...
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Marcelino 2022-10-05 18:48:29
Instructing naughty hippie students to start with cultivating good manners and education, it is very fortunate to have a good teacher leading the first step into the adult world; the issues of race, marriage, and family are discussed, and going out to visit museums also appears in "Street Diary" ( The static frame montage of that paragraph is particularly beautiful); Sidney Poet is neat and elegant, and his life experience values as an ordinary man are integrated with his teacher’s precepts...
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Angie 2022-10-05 18:19:02
Astounding performance of Sidney Poitier, giving off an incredible aura that emanates from a subtle, determined and sharp man, teaching in a plagued school, with a little scent of racism hovering around. The kids did an excellent job too, esp. the infatuated blondie & the bad...
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Elenora 2022-10-05 18:09:06
Teaching knowledge or cultivating character is perfectly interpreted in this film. Both the story and the technique are rough, but under Poitier's superb performance, it seems flawed. The best in educational...
To Sir, with Love Comments
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Gillian Blanchard: [talking to Mark about Pamela Dare on the bus] Make no mistake about Pamela... she's a woman in every sense of the word.
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Pamela Dare: Sir, would you dance with me tonight?
Mark Thackeray: Of course, but nothing too fast. I'm getting much too old for that sort of thing Miss Dare.
Pamela Dare: We'll make it something special, promise?
Mark Thackeray: Promise.
Pamela Dare: Sir, would you call me Pamela tonight?
Mark Thackeray: Yes... Pamela.