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Winter Meeting (1948)

A repressed poetess and an embittered war hero help each other cope with their problems.

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John D 02 Apr 2013

Shaking my head over this one. What were they thinking when they made this? The script is a jumbled mess that doesn't ever go anywhere, and there are long stretches where nothing seems to be happening at all.

Bosley Crowther 15 May 2007

Catherine Turney, who assembled this rhetoric from a novel by Ethel Vance, should be made to sit through Winter Meeting about twenty-five or thirty times—which is the number of times you are likely to feel you've sat through it when you've seen it once.

Jessica R 25 Jun 2008

A little stilted but not nearly as bad as its reputation, just a bit slow.