10

About This Movie

So, '10' is a curious piece from Blake Edwards, a mix of comedy and romance that feels both light and reflective. Dudley Moore is charming as the mid-life songwriter, really captures that awkward longing. Then there's Julie Andrews, always a delight, but it's Bo Derek who steals the limelight with that notable beach scene. It's not just about the laughs; there's this undercurrent of existential questioning. The pacing can feel a bit leisurely at times, but it suits the reflective mood. The practical effects and visuals are pretty striking, especially for its time. It plays with the idea of desire and the absurdity of it all, wrapped in a distinctly 70s atmosphere. Quite the conversation starter, for sure.

Original release: June 1979Cinematography by Charles Rosher Jr.Includes notable score by Henry ManciniFeatures practical effects, not heavy CGI