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How did they ever
THE CRITICS TELL YOU HOW . ■ .
"As a movie, 'Lolita’ proves to be the most outrageous and original American film since 'Citizen Kane.’ The miracle remains that such a movie was ever made at all — and made so well.” — Look Magazine I
"The most accomplished piece of American film making seen in some time. 'Lolita’ is an astonishing movie.” — Hollis Alpert, Saturday Review
"A brilliant and sinister film. It is wildly funny and wildly poignant.”
— Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Show Magazine
"Laced with brilliance.” — Life Magazine
"Powerful and persuasive! A superb example of motion picture narration of a subject considered by many 'impossible’ to film.” — Jesse Zunser, Cue Magazine
"A continual cinematic delight! Under Stanley Kubrick’s direction, every performance*
is downright brilliant!” — Paul V. Beckley, N.Y. Herald Tribune >
"The picture has a rare power! Mr. Kubrick has got a lot of fun and frolic in his film, also pathos and irony. 'Lolita’ is provocative!” — Bosley Crowther, New York Times
"The picture is going to create a sensation! James Mason gives a brilliant portrayal; Sue Lyon makes you believe that she is Lolita!” —Wanda Hale, n.y. Daily News
"One must pay tribute to the producer and director. Kubrick seems to have an unerring feel for the right approach ! — Archer Winsten, New York Post
"It manages to hit peaks of comedy, shrilly dissonant, but on an adult level, that are rare in deed!”
— Philip K. Scheuer, Los Angeles Times