Wait Until Dark
Thriller • NR • 1967 • 1 hr 48 min
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An early textbook classic showcasing how to keep tension, suspense and a story moving, with most of the movie happening in one room.
I watched this with my dad and we both enjoyed it. A simple plot that kept us engaged until the end.
My favorite Audrey Hepburn movie! Great suspense and mystery.
Amazing movie. One of the best thrillers of all time. Audrey Hepburn is fantastic. Cannot recommend this enough for people to see.
Early depiction of someone with a disability who is nevertheless empowered and self-sufficient. Final climactic scene is epic.
Fantastic thriller, very suspenseful, great performances
Not only is the story well-crafted, the acting is truly stellar. Audrey Hepburn, in particular, is terrific as a recently-blinded woman.
One of the most terrifying home invasion movies ever.
Surprisingly gets very tense, keeping things complex yet understandable even in a limited setting.
I loved this movie! The concept is so intriguing and scary, and it was so suspenseful & intense. Audrey Hepburn is amazing (obviously)!
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