Reviews by fernando

(MU) Kotcheff makes a good deviation on vet/outsider small town drama, to estabish some far right political points. Stallone supports everything but, thanks to Dennehy (not so a bad guy) and Crenna, stays in reality...

(MU) La vanguardia de Portabella es una de sus aficiones, como lo son las cartas, la política, la industria, el diseño, qué se yo, para los perosnajes que deanbulan por aquí sin contar una historia. La belleza congelada de Bose y sus textos leídos disimulando acento, es de no mucho que queda...

(PA) Good man Parrish, with less resources than Hollywood, but more introspection on Peck, troubled grumpy hero softened by a pretty debutante Win Min Than...Therés a romantic great scene with a rubi...

(MU) Early precocious avant garde in Brasil, very demanding to public, long, more contemplation than action, non too sensual but estetically rich...

(MU) Forget the plot, contrived, harsh, not brilliant dialogue; but splendid colour composition, pace, establishing of genre...

(Blu) Oh, an inusula Bergman, a-temporal, geographically abstract, not so dialogued, valiant, irreverent, sensual till tne incest (mother and child, sister and sister); great acting and atmosphere...

(Blu) Pure Guitry, he himself introduces his character played by him, going from attemp of suicide to live happily in a littel town...

(MU) Nice change of pace and even of genre, with a fatal police twist, based on vegan green extremism that endangers a baby...

(MU) Well structured, crescendo in and out a train, atmosphere, good texture, colour b/w matches, good acting, nice hero....

(BLU) Saw this after Alex Gibney's doc on Hunter Thompson; and yeah, there's a neat effort by Gilliam, Depp, Del Toro and script, to cope with Thompson's gonzosploitaition. Its not irreverent, is cruel and depravating and somehow structured and with limits. Even the limits are overacted...