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Roman Holiday

 

 

SCORE: 78

 

Roman Holiday 

 

We had a reader request to review Roman Holiday. Apologies it took so long to get on the schedule. This is an interesting movie from 1953. There are so many interesting things going on. First off it is about a princess (played by Audrey Hepburn) who wants to experience the world. She is on a tour of Europe. She wants to really see the people, and have some fun.

An American newspaper man (played by Gregory Peck) runs across her and pretends to not know who she is. He accepts her lie, and she accepts his. The two of them have a wonderful day in Rome where they fall in love. The newspaper man plans on using what he learns for a story that will make him wealthy.

Even though the princess loves him, she winds up returning to her duties. She is more in command when she returns. The newspaper man is changed as well. He can not write the story, or let the pictures be published. So he protects her, and keeps the truth from the public.

In this day and age it can be difficult to understand someone not wanting to cash in. With all these people doing strange things on reality TV for a few dollars, it is interesting to see a time when the press would cover things up, and hide things from the public. Although what we learned about FDR, and JFK years later we should not be surprised. The media would keep things from the public to further their favorites. Now that I think about it, certain media outlets ignoring stories or covering them up continues to this day.

There is a fight in Roman Holiday. Plenty of deception and lies. The princess sleeps in a strange man’s room who is not her husband. No hanky panky though. There is humor as one man gets drinks dumped on him. Alcohol and cigarettes are present in Roman Holiday. People are more prim and proper in this movie. There are a fair amount of bonus features.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 70%
Sound: 70%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 90%
Family Friendly Factor: 80%

System: DVD
Publisher: Paramount
Developer: Paramount

Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated


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