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An Inspector Calls (1954)

An upper-crust family dinner is interrupted by a police inspector who brings news that a girl known to everyone present has died in suspicious circumstances. It seems that any or all of them could have had a hand in her death. But who is the mysterious Inspector and what can he want of them?

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Stan W 09 May 2012

Nice but astray! The story remains a great example of how everyone's lives link into each others, and I like the way the film advances from the one-room setting of the original stage play. However, I feel that Hamilton tried to make the adaptation too suited for the movie by wedging in unneeded and ineffective supernatural parts, as well as odd direction and added guff to J.B. Priestley's' original script.

Becky L 28 Apr 2008

a bit gd but yet a bit dull as nothin happend!

douglas l 06 Jun 2009

I don't know if it was because I know the themes and some of the events before hand, but this movie is just laughable. It the source material had been more focused on drawing the audience in than wagging its finger at them, then this film could have been excellent, maybe touching 4 stars, but instead I felt completely disconnected laughing at all instance something is soley there to teach you a lesson. "Ut oh, irony! Foolishness! FORESHADOWING!" This film may well have just put T-shirts on the characters saying what they symbolised, by the end (they did with Eva though). That said the beginning half and the cuts from the source material, such as the line near the end where they actually mention Socialism (I don't know if I should spoil the significance) and changing the inspector's name, are good at building the suspense. If only it wasn't demolished later on.

Simon T 06 Nov 2017

J.B. Priestley's characteristically plodding and predictable 'mystery' is given a stolid and unremarkable cinematic airing that cannot even be rescued by the wonderful Alastair Sim. Extraordinary to realise that director Guy Hamilton would just ten years later helm arguably the best Bond movie ever (Goldfinger). No wonder John Osborne tore up this stultifying West End tosh and paved the way for a new wave of playwrights.

maria w 08 Dec 2007

Also must see Indian adaption of this film Sau Jooth Ek Sach