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“Half romantic comedy, half musical. Stewart in his capraesque style, debbed voice for singing. Nice Paulette, but the star is an excellent Winninger” read more

“Sharon daydreaming or moviedreaming with her film, after forcing her entreé, is happiiest Tarantino scene. But the end, after the alternative Tarantino pastiche murders, is as happiest. Cahill/Di Caprio enters paradise on earth, on Hollywood, Tate/Polanski house” read more

“A figure in a landscape, running, panting, suspending prejudices and racist ideas (well those are just mechanical motivations)...” read more

“Boleslawski deserved more and better productions. Here is so tight and efficace, concnetrating in huge episodes and finding a solution to link to another as in the passage of March almost drowning in the sewers, going to the final match with Laughton at his house...” read more

“So little but straight adventure yarn, could be a wetern in the jungle, could be anywhere, that Sheridan kisses Ford before his husband Zachary Scott in such a gratuitous way...” read more

“After a dubious teaser, an stylised artificial crimem then comes a strong polar with Quinn lamenting the dead of a friend he is betraying with his wife Alexandra Stewart, and Caine as interesting pro killer...” read more

“The powerfull star cast (Stewarts makes Tracy look more serious than he probably wanted to be), Valentina lacks glamour some other star could provide, Greenstreet is the best...” read more

“For those who have a weakness for Verneuil: here he takes long shots to just depict bruglar technified stuff, a gratuitous car chase in Athens, a wasted love story between Belmondo and Calfan...” read more

“German 50s noir, crimes in the middle of war as the biggest crime. Siodmak tries this good theme/idea here, better if the serial killer is an arian madman, Mario Adorf, that provides al the prooofs (brigth sequence)...” read more

“Huis clos in big ships, good macho chasta, always work. Brando/Brynner nos as enemies but too different actors of war, Martin benrath is the real antagonist, interesting actor but lacks brightness to oppose Brando. The Janet Margolin subplot is wasted...” read more

“Great, abstraction and concretion on the sand. I love the training mannequins as an intro to the adventure in the other world, fatalist and stupid; everuthing goes as sand on the hand. There's even a madman, but the madness of war and machism (that's Jurgens thing, ¿isn't it?) exceeds him...” read more

“Disperse, a musical that breaks and loses the essential of most songs and moments (don't like Fletcher) and images; but somewhat descends and sticks to earth. when Elton dressed as Rocketman, goes to therapy.” read more

“De Palma, old artisan, nothing of his better times here, not even a kinf of Bernard Herrman soundtrack in the long ending. More drama (buddy of dying cop befriends his wife and lover) than antiterrorist stuff. Nice Almeria setting.” read more

“A bit pompous, idiot witty plot of a professor of literature no telling his wife and daughter he is dying with cancer, the gay thing is played in ridiculous way, mmmh. Friend Danny Huston saves half the film” read more

“Lo zombie usado como fondo de un teatro del absurdo romántico, la pareja triste(perdieron un hijo) que se da drogam se da su sangre y muere zombi encadenada. Dos o tres imágenes (ella tomando en copa la sangre de él), valen.” read more

“Diálogos rimbombantes, 'bajando líneas' como oí decir a Aristaraín alguna vez, pero los actores y motivos van con ellos. Borges es diva funcional, se excede menos que sus acompañantes.” read more

“Oh, so simple and personal Jafir. Here descends in simplicity , he and a woman star, and ascends to memory and repression and self ruling in a small etnic town. Women are so advanced as in all Panahi's films. An image: Jafir sees in the distance, 3 women dancing in the old forgotten diva (we never s” read more

“Love that characters nad that love gets a bit confused when facing the disruption of the the basemente creepy story. Don't like that, but the film is enough good to support it all” read more

“Everybody flirts with everybody including Tv series actress Binoche with a bear kind of writer. A minor Assayas” read more

“Von Haselberg is a pain in the ass, but has some good material of concert, people speak not so sincere thing to him, but when are gathered singing (Joni Mitchell and Bob, for instance) is good. Boy and Gingsberg before Kerouac's grave in Lowell cemetery is forced.” read more

“Jarmush makes the film that has been made by Burton, Carpenter and other, in his own way. Great cast, Driver and Murray as old amd ypung cops, the flavour is the non fantastic details” read more

“Romantization of two historic/mythial characters that began, in the conventional plot, as enemies. Bah. Marx has some guts, Engels not too much; the final 'edition sequence' appealing to the writing of the Communist manifesto, is aged.” read more

“Just to see and understand why Todd Phillips was the man for "The Jojer". Can't findthe answer in this predictable deliberate calculated macho Las Vegas comedy.” read more

“Just wanted to see how eficcient was Todd 'The Joker' Phillips. Mmmhh, some good scripts gags, not too much in the direction or acting, but violent stuff...” read more

“To the bone, the final crisis of a nice stubborn idiot father running from society, even when he finds a comunity of nice people. His daughter is the rebellious conscience that wants to stay, and she stays and he respectfully departs” read more