Ice Cold In Alex
132 minutes,
UK (1958), PG
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(4.7 / 1177 votes)
(4.7 / 1177 votes)
Fondly remembered as a Sunday TV fixture, this World War II yarn about the crew of an army ambulance stuck in the desert achieves classic status through its powerfully straightforward storytelling and a quality supporting cast
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Ice Cold In Alex: The reason Ice Cold In Alex stands out from the other World War II movies that are fondly remembered from their long-term slots on Sunday telly is largely down to director J Lee Thompson's unambiguous storytelling.
Described by Alex Cox as a "bread-and-margarine" filmmaker, Thompson's list of great films is admittedly short (The Guns Of The Navarone, the original Cape Fear, er.....
Read the Ice Cold In Alex full reviewDescribed by Alex Cox as a "bread-and-margarine" filmmaker, Thompson's list of great films is admittedly short (The Guns Of The Navarone, the original Cape Fear, er.....
