Rating: - Why isn't this on DVD??!!
This seems to be a film many folks have thought of over the years since seeing it in their youth. It is that for me as well. I remember it as rather sad, and dark, yet hauntingly romantic. I have a mental picture of falling leaves as the theme plays...in fact it is the theme that got me thinking of it again. Hopefully we will get it on DVD soon. Jean Seberg's fragility and depth made her one of the better actors of her era.
Rating: - Soapy Melodrama
Kay Stanton (Jean Seberg) takes her young son to market with her before school, and he befriends a sailor on leave. Mark Dominic (Sean Garrison) loves to sketch, he wants to become an architect, and the area is too beautiful to pass up. Kay gives him a ride to a tower he wanted a better look at, but they get side tracked along the way and enjoy lunch together. Kay is hesitant because her husband (Arthur Hill) is away, but she indulges in a few dates with Mark. One night, things go too far, and the only person Kay can trust is her kooky neighbor next door (Honor Blackman).
Rating: - Snoozy Suspense Drama Cries Out for Hitchcock's Touch
"Moment to Moment" is a movie that screams for edgier writing & direction. Brought to you by Mervyn LeRoy (Wizard of Oz), the plot has Hitchcock written all over it: A "good" woman whose husband is frequently away on business is driven by loneliness to have an adulterous affair, during which she accidentally shoots her temporary paramour --then hides his body with the help of her nosy neighbor, trying all the while to conceal her "crime" from investigators and ultimately from her husband and son. "Moment to Moment" could have been a wickedly funny, suspenseful and clever concoction in the "Rear ... Read More
Rating: - a 'Moment' in time - 1966
I remember this film, way back in 1966, it was on one of our local movie stations in NY. I was only 11 years old when I saw it. But the impression it left was--I would love to live a life like that. The story, acting and the actors in this was over the top, Seberg was gorgeous, Garrison was too handsome, and Blackman was as good as she was in GOLDFINGER. Arthur Hill played the typical "husband". Always like Hill too. A real classy, modern love
triangle. I sound flip, but I really enjoyed this film. And also it was before 4-letter words and explicit sex on screen(Yuk), so it made for a more innocent ... Read More
Rating: - This movie has everything
Arthur Hill, Honor Blackman, the stunning Jean Seberg and a Mancini sountrack, are part of this well kept secret called Moment to Moment. I saw this movie about seven months ago and have been trying to locate a copy since then. I loved the whole movie especially the part at the outdoor cafe when the doves fly off. Honor Blackman was great as the carefree neighbor and Arthur Hill the neglectful husband. But Jean Seberg's portrayal of the neglected wife was terrific. I'm going to add this to my collection.
A Fan,
S.A.Thompson, Author of
What's Done In The Dark
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