Given multiple reviews about 1968 movie Petulia, each offering insights, opinions, or criticisms on a single topic, merge them into a single, cohesive review. When reviews offer opposing viewpoints, ensure that both perspectives are represented in a balanced way. Structure the text to flow smoothly, weaving different points together to create a well-rounded summary. Ensure the text remains clear and easily understandable by removing any jokes, insider references, or quotes.Aim for a polished and engaging tone, creating a review that feels comprehensive and reflects the diversity of opinions. The text should be very long. Here the given reviews: ["I adore this film and I'm so surprised that it doesn't have a higher score for user votes. I stumbled on this film on cable and was mesmerized. It's truly is fabulous - if it sounds like I'm gushing over it, it's because that's precisely what I'm doing. Julie Christie is just awesome in this film. She so kinetic, and of course, beautiful. The biggest surprise for me was watching Richard Chamberlain. I always thought of him as just the King of Television Mini-Series, and he was so utterly different in this than what I grew up thinking him to be. The film is so stylistic - wonderful the way it plays with time and images. Petulia is the best hidden surprise that I've stumbled on in the last 5 years. Now if someone would only release it on DVD - PLEASE!", "The movie's not everyone's cup of tea. The narrative is particularly dense with a number of intersecting themes. That, along with a liberal use of flashbacks, makes the non-linear storyline difficult at times to follow. Nonetheless, the acting is first-rate, while the characters remain compelling in their various agonies. Still, I can't help feeling director Lester is more interested at times in flashy exploration than in intelligible narration. I like the way Petulia (Christie) is fascinated with Dr. Archie's (Scott) healing hands. In a sense, each of the four lead characters has been wounded by others, and is now in search of some kind of healing. Petulia uses 60's ditz to seduce Archie; Polo (Knight) still loves ex-husband Archie, but is settling for less; David (Chamberlain) has some unexplained violent pathology; while Archie looks like he's lost interest in life. How their interactions help or hurt one another amounts to one of the story's main threads. To the film's credit, these relationships appear to approximate real life ones better than in most movies. All in all, it's a rather maddening 100-minutes in all its glitzy complexity, such that I'm not ready to elevate the results the way some reviewers do. Nonetheless, the characters are no movie stereotypes and remain fascinating to follow. I suspect a difficult movie like this depends on how well the viewer can be persuaded to bother filling in the blanks. But that's up to each viewer to decide."]

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