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All Harry Potter Movies Ranked Worst to Best by Tomatometer Haven't seen it in many years but it's never been forgotten by me. How long does it take for people to reach their boiling point. | Rating: 5/5 If this film were remade today I can see this entire section being dropped. 40 out of 59 found this helpful. 7 out of 7 found this helpful. If it does not happen to me, I will be fine, I do not want to be involved and get myself into trouble. Was this review helpful? Psychologically, it accomplishes what the director sets out to: Provoke/Stir up Emotions in the viewer. Wow!) Then newcomers Tony Musante and Martin Sheen are splendid as the couple of hedonists who give an unforgettable night in NYC subway to other, so called normal, but colourful variety of people only trying to get back home.
With this film, you get to see how each and every person works in a terrifying situation. We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.Regal Martin Sheen, of all people, plays the other tough guy, who seems like he is drawn along by the lead of his pal into the mental and physical games they play on the other subway riders. I loved the way this film captured the essence of the 60s. The thugs were pointing out each characteristic that distinguished one person from the other and highlighting it for all to see.
It's a very real, brutal film that really tests our emotions.
The Incident is a must-see for every film buff. Just leave us a message Please reference “Error Code 2121” when contacting customer service.You're almost there! Was this review helpful? February 2, 2005 Director Larry Pearce gets excellent performances out of the all-star cast. The Incident is a 1967 American thriller written by Nicholas E. Baehr (based on his teleplay Ride with Terror, previously adapted as a 1963 television film) and directed by Larry Peerce. The "victims" are an unhappily married couple (Ed McMahon and Diana van de Vlis); a young couple (Edward Arnold and Donna Mills); an elderly couple (Jack Gilford and Thelma Ritter); two Army guys (Beau Bridges and Robert Bannard); ANOTHER unhappy couple (Mike Kellin and Jan Sterling); a gay man full of self-loathing (Robert Fields); a recovering alcoholic (Gary Merrill) and a black couple (Brock Peters and Ruby Dee). Directed by Larry Peerce. Presented in its original 1.85:1 aspect ratio, this crisp 1080p transfer -- sourced from a brand new 4K scan of the film and, as far as I know, exclusive to this release -- is an outstanding effort overall, especially given that
What a cast! Was this review helpful? THE INCIDENT (1967) / CERT: 15 / DIRECTOR: LARRY PEERCE / SCREENPLAY: NICHOLAS E. BAEHR / STARRING: TONY MUSANTE, MARTIN SHEEN, BEAU BRIDGES, BROCK PETERS / RELEASE DATE: OUT NOW Made over 50 years ago, The Incident remains an uncompromising and emotionally savage experience. We see this when Brock Peters character(the black guy with the righteous anger) did confront Joe he backed down when the little guy(Artie-Martin Sheen) gets his hands on his wife.
I had to post something to balance all the raving done about this film.
The ending is something to see, and the very ending provokes some questions to the summation of this film. There's no doubt this film gave birth to the "Death Wish" films, and many other action movies (imagine the same scenario with Steven Segal, only the movie wouldn't last longer that the time it would take for Steven to waste the two punks with his bare hands). The 60s, and most passengers on the ill-fated train car, were represented by tight clothes, businessmen who still wore hats and nondescript overcoats, and young women with straight, glossy hair. Recommended to see. An exceptional, frightening film that will make you think twice about taking the subway too late at night. The sort of raw drama that, sad to say, never loses its topicality. Movie Reviews By Reviewer Type. It really makes the viewer feel trapped with the rest of the victims, who are, by the way, pretty standard stereotypes of everyday America. It takes about 50 minutes before the subway train nightmare begins. Better still, the characters are well drawn and recognizably real human beings. It has been said about the film industry in the US, that it's a business whose commercial product just happens to be movies. The subway car slowly fills with a cross-section of society including young lovers, Alice (Donna Mills) and Tony (Victor Arnold), older Jewish couple Sam (Jack Gilford) and Bertha (Author Alexandra Heller-Nicholas provides the second commentary which explores the film's perspective on sexual politics, violence and continued cinematic relevance.The disc also includes an original trailer and a booklet with literature by Samm Deighan and Barry Forshaw along with a reprint of a “survival guide” pamphlet which was circulated in New York in the 1960s.The Incident confronts the viewer with uncompromising nostalgia and unprovoked brutality. Moreover, Peerce makes a grim, yet provocative statement about how most people become passive victims when thrust into a dangerous crisis situation. I have not heard the term whitey as referred to white folks in many years. With Tony Musante, Martin Sheen, Beau Bridges, Brock Peters. 16 out of 23 found this helpful.
All Harry Potter Movies Ranked Worst to Best by Tomatometer Haven't seen it in many years but it's never been forgotten by me. How long does it take for people to reach their boiling point. | Rating: 5/5 If this film were remade today I can see this entire section being dropped. 40 out of 59 found this helpful. 7 out of 7 found this helpful. If it does not happen to me, I will be fine, I do not want to be involved and get myself into trouble. Was this review helpful? Psychologically, it accomplishes what the director sets out to: Provoke/Stir up Emotions in the viewer. Wow!) Then newcomers Tony Musante and Martin Sheen are splendid as the couple of hedonists who give an unforgettable night in NYC subway to other, so called normal, but colourful variety of people only trying to get back home.
With this film, you get to see how each and every person works in a terrifying situation. We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.Regal Martin Sheen, of all people, plays the other tough guy, who seems like he is drawn along by the lead of his pal into the mental and physical games they play on the other subway riders. I loved the way this film captured the essence of the 60s. The thugs were pointing out each characteristic that distinguished one person from the other and highlighting it for all to see.
It's a very real, brutal film that really tests our emotions.
The Incident is a must-see for every film buff. Just leave us a message Please reference “Error Code 2121” when contacting customer service.You're almost there! Was this review helpful? February 2, 2005 Director Larry Pearce gets excellent performances out of the all-star cast. The Incident is a 1967 American thriller written by Nicholas E. Baehr (based on his teleplay Ride with Terror, previously adapted as a 1963 television film) and directed by Larry Peerce. The "victims" are an unhappily married couple (Ed McMahon and Diana van de Vlis); a young couple (Edward Arnold and Donna Mills); an elderly couple (Jack Gilford and Thelma Ritter); two Army guys (Beau Bridges and Robert Bannard); ANOTHER unhappy couple (Mike Kellin and Jan Sterling); a gay man full of self-loathing (Robert Fields); a recovering alcoholic (Gary Merrill) and a black couple (Brock Peters and Ruby Dee). Directed by Larry Peerce. Presented in its original 1.85:1 aspect ratio, this crisp 1080p transfer -- sourced from a brand new 4K scan of the film and, as far as I know, exclusive to this release -- is an outstanding effort overall, especially given that
What a cast! Was this review helpful? THE INCIDENT (1967) / CERT: 15 / DIRECTOR: LARRY PEERCE / SCREENPLAY: NICHOLAS E. BAEHR / STARRING: TONY MUSANTE, MARTIN SHEEN, BEAU BRIDGES, BROCK PETERS / RELEASE DATE: OUT NOW Made over 50 years ago, The Incident remains an uncompromising and emotionally savage experience. We see this when Brock Peters character(the black guy with the righteous anger) did confront Joe he backed down when the little guy(Artie-Martin Sheen) gets his hands on his wife.
I had to post something to balance all the raving done about this film.
The ending is something to see, and the very ending provokes some questions to the summation of this film. There's no doubt this film gave birth to the "Death Wish" films, and many other action movies (imagine the same scenario with Steven Segal, only the movie wouldn't last longer that the time it would take for Steven to waste the two punks with his bare hands). The 60s, and most passengers on the ill-fated train car, were represented by tight clothes, businessmen who still wore hats and nondescript overcoats, and young women with straight, glossy hair. Recommended to see. An exceptional, frightening film that will make you think twice about taking the subway too late at night. The sort of raw drama that, sad to say, never loses its topicality. Movie Reviews By Reviewer Type. It really makes the viewer feel trapped with the rest of the victims, who are, by the way, pretty standard stereotypes of everyday America. It takes about 50 minutes before the subway train nightmare begins. Better still, the characters are well drawn and recognizably real human beings. It has been said about the film industry in the US, that it's a business whose commercial product just happens to be movies. The subway car slowly fills with a cross-section of society including young lovers, Alice (Donna Mills) and Tony (Victor Arnold), older Jewish couple Sam (Jack Gilford) and Bertha (Author Alexandra Heller-Nicholas provides the second commentary which explores the film's perspective on sexual politics, violence and continued cinematic relevance.The disc also includes an original trailer and a booklet with literature by Samm Deighan and Barry Forshaw along with a reprint of a “survival guide” pamphlet which was circulated in New York in the 1960s.The Incident confronts the viewer with uncompromising nostalgia and unprovoked brutality. Moreover, Peerce makes a grim, yet provocative statement about how most people become passive victims when thrust into a dangerous crisis situation. I have not heard the term whitey as referred to white folks in many years. With Tony Musante, Martin Sheen, Beau Bridges, Brock Peters. 16 out of 23 found this helpful.