An Inspector Calls [DVD]

Reviews

Sinbad the Sailor

towards the end of the drama, however, a reprieve was in hand -and in a flash in mirror image of time -everything could be reversed and be back to normality -I wished this dearly so. "Of course, it was nothing like this at all - in the real sense: The gaiety of laughter and family banter, with the relish of good wine and company, was soon rudely interrupted by an uninvited guest:"An Inspector Calls: A Police Inspector from the Constabulary, who set no boundary lines of class or social wealth in his manner; brusque and impertinent, he went on to question the family to reveal an awful truth of terrible consequences:"In a solemn mood of anguish, he probed the family's involvement of a young lady whose painful story of poverty fell into the depths of sorrow. "I think you'll understand that I wanted everything to alright in reverse of time: And this was my experience -and I do acknowledge the message, and yet I still feel troubled and disturbed:The story dismayed me, as it does today -but I do recommend to watch as this current version of the film is just superb - of such a quality from the play by J.

. B.

I would like to share a childhood memory that evoked surprising and worldly feelings of passion of when I first watched the play in an earlier film version on television:"The drama appeared to focus on a family in celebration of an engagement of marriage that would unite two rival households in business of the upper class:"As this was televised soon after Christmas, I was expecting some kind of mystery, perhaps a ghost story? Priestley -no further words can pacify my horror or soften my conscience, and so -I have express my thoughts into a review!

But what possibly could this lady's misfortune be laid upon their ruling class of social standing? "As a child, I remember that this dark tale left me in a rage of grieving: A bitter taste of injustice of class, of harrowing accounts of her story, connected to each member of the family, in loom of tragedy with no reprieve to remorse. ".