nhudak-99559
After watching The Naked Kiss I'm disappointed that music isn't like this in more modern day movies. I don't know why, but, the smooth jazz that is heard in the movie adds a flare to it that keeps me glued to the screen. It honestly something I was not going to expect from a film during the 1960s. And that opening scene is just so perfectly done. The shakiness of the camera along with the jazz music it is just so good that from that point on I had no idea what to expect. Either way the film left me impressed by the end of it that I was not disappointed. I loved everything about it that it definitely needs to be something you watch when you have the free time. Cause it will help you develop more love for these classic films.
k-spain
Every single scene in this movie is evidence of the very low budget it had. In some of the most dramatic scenes, it seemed almost unrealistic. For example, in one scene, a woman is supposed to be sobbing dramatically after she was slapped, however, her mouth is covered and her emotionless eyes blinking is the only thing that can be seen. The woman does not appear in the least to be showing any emotion, let alone sobbing. The story-line was very odd and jumbled, almost as if they had run out of things to make a movie about and they just threw this film together. I'm not even sure that the actors in this film took it seriously.
lhug74
I thought the Naked Kiss was an alright movie. It had fun and boring parts. It is about a prostitute named Kelly who finds herself in a little town after being chased out of her old one by her pimp and getting involved with a man named Griff, who happened to be the police chief. Griff wanted her out of his town but Kelly stayed and decided to become a nurse but Griff was still mean to her and tried to get her to leave. Kelly ended up falling in love with a man in town named J.L Grant who happened to be Griff's best friend. The two got married and Griff finally agreed to be Grants best man at the wedding after Kelly convinced him that she finally gave up her life as a prostitute. However, when Kelly arrived to Grants house on the morning of the wedding, she walked into Grant pretty much molesting a little girl. She ended up hitting him with a telephone and killed him. She was arrested and tried to prove to Griff that she was innocent which she finally does end up doing when the young girl who Grant molested finally came forward and admitted that he did it and Kelly was telling the truth.
Patti-Gaston
A beautiful woman comes to a new town after a violent encounter with her former boss and procurer in an attempt to start over and ends up committing murder. After her initial arrival and brief encounter with Captain Griff, Kelly decides to ignore the advice of the captain who suggests she look up the local "candy shop" for a job and she gets a job at the local hospital instead working with disabled children. She loves her work and the children and then meets the handsome and rich J.L. Grant and after a world wind courtship, Grant asks Kelly to marry him. After some soul searching she decides to say yes but before they walk down the aisle she uncovers a terrible secret about her lover and she kills him. Fortunately, she is cleared of the charges after finally remembering the little girl that her fiancé was "attempting to play a game with" and Griff is able to track down the little girl who confirms Kelly's story. This is a powerful story about a woman who refuses to get beat down anymore and fights back, not only for herself but for those unable to protect themselves.
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