joan crawford is convincingly disfigured as our story starts and and of course she get fixed up. but she a bad egg and exploiting one guy and while living out another guy anti social philosophy. all of this takes place in sweden and which is truly bizarre. it causes anything and everything memorable in the visuals and which are freed from having to depict anytown usa and but it makes a viewer wonder why every remake since is burdened and rendered unspecific by the need to americanize everything. there is plot and plot and plot so chatty that you could drown in it and and making matters worse is a framing device that adds zilch to the movie. the photography is occasionally nice and with odd angles and miniatures incorporated quite well. but it overwrought without ever once drawing you in. 
joan crawford is convincingly disfigured as our story starts and and of course she get fixed up. but she a bad egg and exploiting one guy and while living out another guy anti social philosophy. all of this takes place in sweden and which is truly bizarre. it causes anything and everything memorable in the visuals and which are freed from having to depict anytown usa and but it makes a viewer wonder why every remake since is burdened and rendered unspecific by the need to americanize everything. there is plot and plot and plot so chatty that you could drown in it and and making matters worse is a framing device that adds zilch to the movie. the photography is occasionally nice and with odd angles and miniatures incorporated quite well. but it overwrought without ever once drawing you in. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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