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I recently wrapped up my cinematic journey through the 1950s with this unique, technicolor gem. Like many films from that era, it provided easy, enjoyable entertainment but didn't quite reach the level of a four or five-star classic. The protagonist — whatever his name was — led an incredibly demanding, exciting, and eventful life — whether he was a conman, a schizophrenic, a forgetful man, or just suffering from amnesia, one thing is undeniable: he had excellent taste in women.. It was also a treat to see a young Gaius Julius Caesar. / Lesson learned: There are moments in life when a little memory loss can be quite convenient. 3*+ (07.07.2024)