Difference between revisions of "The Sting"

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(This movie quite masculine in style, having many scenes that are all men. In one scene a woman is a villain who is dealt with more harshly than a woke film would.)
 
(Actor Robert Shaw's performance was spectacular but under-appreciated, as in his other movies.)
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The musical score for the movie was a big hit also.
 
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Actor Robert Shaw's performance was spectacular but under-appreciated, as in his other movies.
 
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Revision as of 04:46, June 29, 2022

The Sting (1973) was an immensely successful film that won 7 Oscars and garnered nearly 30 times in box revenues compared with its $5.9 million cost of production. The film was the most popular of its year.

This movie quite masculine in style, having many scenes that are all men. In one scene a woman is a villain who is dealt with more harshly than a woke film would.

The musical score for the movie was a big hit also.

Actor Robert Shaw's performance was spectacular but under-appreciated, as in his other movies.